GROUP 5 : HARIKA MALINENI , OYIN ADELEYE, KALYANI PRABHAKAR,

DAVID SIEGELMAN, MICHEAL MAI

Implement The Operating Model Via Enterprise Architecture

What Is Enterprise Architecture?

Tool for aligning business and technological initiatives throughout a company. Converting the operating model into their business processes and IT

capabilities Often represented by principles, policies, and technology choices

INTEGRATION STANDARDIZATION

Unification Replication

Coordination Diversification

Integration: High Low

Standardization:

High

Low

Core Diagram

4 operating models of the EA. Unification Model Diversification Model Coordination Model Replication Model

Unification Model Diagram

Example: Delta Air LinesThree main elements:

Identify the customers List the key processes Identify the shared data to integrate processes Optional- The Key technologies that either automate or link processes

Unification Model Diagram

Unification Model Diagram

Diversification Model

Opposite of Unification Model Key Elements:

Identify technologies to be shared Incorporate the remaining elements (Key customer types, business

processes and data only needed)

Diversification Model

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Diversification Model

Coordination Model

High Business process integration, Low standardizationUsually implemented where companies provide a great

variety of products to the same customers.

Coordination Model

Coordination Model

Replication Model

Example: ING DIRECT

High level of integration Identify the key processes to be standardized and replicated Identify the key technologies to automate these key processes Identify the linking technologies that can be shared

It is not necessary to share data or identify key customers

Replication Model

Replication Model

Conclusion

Now what?