UNITE Glossary · Methodology, Frameworks & Models

Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise architecture is the discipline of describing an organisation as a connected whole — its business capabilities, processes, information, applications, and technology — so that change in one layer can be planned with a clear view of its effect on the others.

Enterprise architecture builds a shared map across layers that usually get planned in isolation. It links what the business does to the information it needs, the applications that hold it, and the technology beneath. That linkage lets leaders see dependencies before they commit to change.

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Traditionally heavy and document-bound, the discipline is most useful when kept living and decision-oriented: a model that answers "if we change this, what else moves?" rather than a shelf of static diagrams.

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