A framework for creating an enterprise architecture is known as an "enterprise architecture framework" (EA framework) (EA). The goal of a framework is to assist architects, designers, and engineers in comprehending how the systems and assets of an organization are logically structured and connected. An enterprise architecture is a conceptual blueprint for this.
enterprise architecture framework types
Open Agile Architecture (O-AA)
The Open Group Architectural Framework (TOGAF)
1. Reusing assets:
Utilizing an integrated architecture stack, technical asset reuse, managed risk, and the goal of "doing it right the first time," reduce development and maintenance costs below present levels.
2. Cost Savings:
Resulting from Asset Reuse and Minimizing Custom Built Assets, Applying Architectures that Simplify the Development, Deployment, and Maintenance of Business Solutions.
3. Time to Market:
Establish a framework, architecture, and agile development practices, such as DevOps, that are controlled to be responsive to business demands for the creation and release of competitive solutions to market.
4. Reduced Risk:
Identify and control deviations from norms guiding the development of architecture, technology, and solution through appropriate Governance forums (Project Governance, Architecture Council, IT Risk Management).