As business cycles continue to shrink, the pressure to respond intensifies placing enormous pressure on business and IT architectures. Adding to this pressure is not only the inefficient communication between these two communities but also the evolution and increasingly complex use of technologies. Today's market conditions demand integrated business and technology blueprints an Enterprise Architecture – that better synchronizes business strategy, processes and technology.
Our Approach
Our experienced enterprise architects are trained in the leading frameworks such as Zachman and TOGAF and can tune these to the needs of an organization. In addition, Yorkia leverages thought leadership by customizing its own modern Enterprise Architecture Reference Model to our clients’ specific needs. Our core EA team is skilled in the design of architectures through the use of industry-recognized modeling tools (e.g. Popkin Software).
Deliverables
The outcome of a Yorkia Enterprise Architecture engagement is set of architectural deliverables that can include:
As the need for managing change and complexity is growing, there is demand for IT Architecture Firms with architecture competency. We are witnessing worldwide adoption of IT / Enterprise Architecture profession as a foundation to system & enterprise survival as well as enterprise success. Gradually, with time this discipline has moved from "innovators" to "early adopters" phase.
In the last decade, we have seen several attempts been made to do architecture in informal ways. The major focus of architecture groups have been reducing complexity by decreasing the number of applications and moving away from legacy systems in a cost-effective manner. Some cases they were trying to enhance process efficiency (Cycle time optimization by 90%) or 91% reduction in finished good inventory or in some cases 93% reduction in lead-time to produce the product.
Unfortunately, for most of the companies, there were no formal architecture efforts. Even if they existed, the architecture teams were very small ( 1-2% of the IT group size). Need of the hour, is to adopt architecture as a mainstream discipline within an organization.
As the complexities of business & systems are increasing (in terms of structural systems, services, and technologies), architecture is becoming more multi-disciplinary. Organization like yours requires a team of specialist professionals to understand complexity and contradiction in IT Architecture and HELP you in managing non-adaptive and dysfunctional systems.
At Yorkia Group Inc,, we have been supplying “architecture ideas” to organizations looking for middleware for Air Traffic Control systems as well organizations that needed systems to manage safe passage of ships. We are ready for our next challenge, it could be yours. Call us NOW.
