Business Architecture

Friday, 03 March 2017 14:16

Business Architecture

Written by Guy Tozer

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No business can hope to thrive unless it has a clear understanding of its own business model. In the full sense, this implies a current, accurate and well-accepted definition of a number of factors, including such fundamentals as:

The reason for the business to exist;
The value propositions they offer, and the customer segments they offer them to;
Precisely why the customers buy from them;
A clear vision of the near and mid-term future shape of the business;
The competitive and financial landscape in which the business operates.

We have developed a structured approach to mentoring organizations through the process of building such an architecture, end-to-end:

Understanding the pressures, including digital disruption, which will force change upon the company
Developing a case for controlled change to address and exploit these pressures
Defining the specific changes necessary to reach the future state
Scoping and shaping of programs of work to achieve architectural change
Cultural, organisational and technical change management
Benefits tracking and realisation
Ongoing business architecture driven transformation.

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Guy Tozer

Guy is a senior consultant with over 25 years experience in IT. He has significant specialist knowledge in the areas of Enterprise Architecture and Corporate Information Management, reinforced by a wide experience in implementing these ideas in large-scale businesses.

He is acknowledged as a thought leader on corporate data and information control practices, being one of the first to espouse the need for strong metadata-driven backbones to drive IT management activities. He draws on many years experience of helping large organisations migrate to well-architected approaches, through profound understanding of the issues involved, tempered with experience in dealing with the human and financial factors.

Guy has many years of experience in successful strategic alignment of business and IT goals. Significantly, he also brings focus on nurturing the organisation to a level of maturity and deploying the mechanisms and practices to ensure that these goals stay aligned in the long term.

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