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In the evolving landscape of enterprise architecture, selecting the appropriate modeling language framework is critical to ensuring clarity, alignment, and strategic impact. ArchiMate, a widely adopted standard for enterprise architecture modeling, offers two distinct frameworks: the Core Framework and the Full Framework. The choice between them depends on the scope, depth, and purpose ofRead More →

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“A model is not just a diagram—it is a language. And like any powerful language, it must be intuitive, consistent, and rooted in familiar patterns.” This guide provides a comprehensive, practical, and conceptually grounded understanding of the three core aspects of ArchiMate Next: Active Structure, Behavior, and Passive Structure. These foundational pillars are not only preservedRead More →

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In the evolving landscape of enterprise architecture (EA), clarity, alignment, and adaptability are no longer optional—they are imperative. With the release of ArchiMate Next, the modeling language undergoes a transformative evolution, introducing the Hexagonion Framework as its new visual and conceptual cornerstone. At the heart of this innovation lies the Central Hub—a dynamic, symbolic,Read More →

ArchiMate NEXT: A Comprehensive Guide to the Evolution of Enterprise Architecture Modeling

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“The future of enterprise architecture isn’t just about modeling systems—it’s about modeling purpose, strategy, and impact.” — Architects of the Future Introduction: The Evolution of ArchiMate For over a decade, ArchiMate has stood as the de facto standard for enterprise architecture (EA) modeling. Developed and maintained by The Open Group, ArchiMate provides aRead More →

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“Simpler. Smarter. More Connected.” — The Vision Behind ArchiMate Next In mid-2025, The Open Group unveiled ArchiMate® Next, Snapshot 1, marking the most significant evolution of the ArchiMate enterprise architecture (EA) language since ArchiMate 3.2. Designed in response to years of community feedback, this next-generation framework reimagines how we model complexRead More →

ArchiMate Next: A New Era in Enterprise Architecture Modeling

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Introducing the ArchiMate Next Specification Snapshot 1 – Simplifying, Unifying, and Modernizing the Language A Paradigm Shift in Enterprise Architecture The ArchiMate Next Specification Snapshot 1, released in mid-2025 as a non-final working draft, marks a transformative step forward for The Open Group’s flagship enterprise architecture (EA) modeling language. Building onRead More →

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Introduction In the complex, fast-evolving world of modern organizations, Enterprise Architecture (EA) serves as a compass—helping businesses navigate change, align strategy with execution, and ensure all stakeholders understand the bigger picture. But how do architects communicate this complexity effectively? Enter ArchiMate, a standardized language designed to bridge the gap betweenRead More →

Comprehensive Tutorial: Mastering ArchiMate for Enterprise Architecture

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Introduction Enterprise architecture (EA) is essential for aligning IT systems with business goals, ensuring efficiency, and driving innovation. ArchiMate is a powerful, standardized modeling language designed to help architects visualize, analyze, and communicate complex enterprise architectures. This tutorial will guide you through ArchiMate’s key concepts, layers, aspects, relationships, and viewpoints,Read More →

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This tutorial provides a detailed guide based on The Open Group’s official document on integrating the ArchiMate modeling language with the TOGAF framework. It covers key concepts from the standards, practical mappings, examples of viewpoints and diagrams, and summary tables for quick reference. The goal is to help architects useRead More →