This is the open social network to promote knowledge and practice about enterprise architecture definition and e-services strategic planning. It provides the competency framework and process methodology to facilitate the modeling of business processes that are enabled by information and communications technology in realizing the business strategic vision and goals. It presents best practice guidance to promote understanding on the value of Enterprise Architecture in the delivery of flexible, robust, and integrative e-services.

The discussion topics on enterprise architecture knowledge domains and on e-services strategic planning are located at the NETWORK FORUM, click here.

Architecture in the system space (versus civil or building architectures), is:generally defined as "Architecture is the high-level definition of the structure of a system, which is comprised of parts, their interrelationships, and externally visible properties"

Enterprise Architecture is generally defined in terms of its constituent architectures, namely:
1. Business architecture
2. Information Architecture
3. Application/software architecture
4.Technology/infrastructure architecture

This section openly shares globally recognized best practice standards in order for the e-services leaders and managers not to-reinvent the wheel in planning, designing, implementing, and evaluating enterprise architecture.

Guide to the evolving enterprise architecture body of knowledge, a project of Mitre Corporation to put together the various concepts, terminologies, methodologies to understand the practice of enterprise architecture. This is a draft copy of the EABOK