Enterprise Architecture Landscape Using TOGAF Framework For Offshore Company
Enterprise Architecture Landscape Using TOGAF Framework For Offshore Company
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and executed principles [5]. The purpose of EA is Development Method (ADM) and Value Chain
to provide a big picture of how the business (VC). This section also provides a recent
functions of companies and IT work are overview of the proposed variations in Offshore
harmonized within a framework. EA has the Company.
ability to improve decision making for managerial
and allows an organization to be better able to 2.1 The Open Group Architecture Framework
understand IT capabilities by aligning business (TOGAF)
functions with existing IT resources [6]. Enterprise Architecture (EA) is one methodology
that aims to prepare companies with a framework
At this time many offshore company faces for the use of information systems in business
difficult problems and confusion when trying to processes in the company in a good way to
plan or integrating information systems in a support organizational strategy, as well as
business enterprise environment [7]. Seeing this providing strategic synergies between corporate
problem, it is necessary to form an integrated strategy and information and communication
system using a framework that is capable of technology that there is [10].
covering business processes and implementing IT The main layers of an EA are: Business or
in the company. Therefore, the TOGAF ADM company Architecture, Application or systems
framework was chosen in the formation of Architecture, Data Architecture and Technical
information systems blueprint in the company. Architecture [11]. The Open Group Architecture
Framework (TOGAF) is an implementation of an
The open group architecture framework appropriate EA framework for Management of
(TOGAF), is a framework used for the Technology from a practical perspective and
development of enterprise architecture, this was research agenda. TOGAF describes a systematic
proposed by The Open Group (2009) and based process of technological transformation from
on initiatives from the US Department of Defense. strategic ideas and requirements to products,
From this view, TOGAF is more of a systems or solutions that can be applied and
methodology than a general proposal for documented.
enterprise architecture. The company's
architecture consists of several different
architectures such as business from the company,
software, data, and technical completeness, which
used the proposed architecture development
method [8]. The purpose of this paper is to make
an integrated information system design by
utilizing the resources contained in the company
using the TOGAF ADM which is expected to
make a system recommendation that can be useful
for the progress of offshore companies [9].
This section briefly summarizes some of the Figure 1: TOGAF ADM Block [13].
concepts underlying TOGAF Architecture
TOGAF is very possible for architects and company can create a competitive advantage for
stakeholders in a company to be able to design, be itself. Value chain analysis can also help
able to evaluate and be able to build flexible and organizations understand how it can add value to
resilient company architecture for an organization something and then how organizations can sell
in a company. [12]. the following are the phases in their products or services to customers at
TOGAF ADM, can show in Figure 1. TOGAF reasonable prices. This value chain describes a
ADM Block. company's activities into two types of activities,
such as [14]:
The phases in TOGAF ADM are sequential and 2.2.1 Primary Activities
interrelated. Following are the phases in ADM Primary activities are activities that related to the
Preliminary Phase - The preparation phase in the main business of the company
development of corporate. • Inbound Logistics, Refers to goods or services
Phase A: Architecture Vision, it is the initial stage produced by the company.
in the process of architectural development. • Operations, A raw materials that are
Phase B: Business Architecture, describe the manufactured to make a final product.
development of business architecture which • Outbound logistics, sending goods or services to
includes, business processes, organizational headquarters, wholesalers, retailers or to
functions, and business services to support an customers and to third parties.
approved architecture vision. • Marketing and Sales make sure that the customer
Phase C: Information System Architecture, scope is correct for the goods.
describe information system. • Services, guarantee the purchase or rental of
Phase D: Technology Architecture, describe the goods and services provided by the company.
development of technological.
Phase E: Opportunities and Solution, early 2.2.2 Support Activities
implementation planning by identifying what Support activities are activities that support the
projects are needed to achieve a predefined primary activities
architecture. • Firm Infrastructure, a management structure that
Phase F: Migration planning identifies project efficiently helps their financial, legal and
benefits, costs, and dependencies that will be management
carried out in the migration process. • Human Resource Management, organizations
Phase G: Implementation Governance, provide need to find, provide training, and develop the
supervision of the suitability of the target right employees for the company to achieve its
architecture with architecture implementation. goals.
Phase H: Architecture Change Management, • Technology Development, the use of appropriate
establish procedures for managing changes to the technology to gain competitive advantage is very
new architecture Requirements Managements - possible and important in today's technology-
The process of managing needs in all phases of based environment.
ADM and in accordance with business integrity. • Procurement, this division must prepare raw
material sources for business needs and obtain the
2.2 Value Chain most reasonable price for them to be able to do it.
Value chain analysis can also provide a visual
picture to be able to analyze various business
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