Introduction to ArchiMate Viewpoints The viewpoint mechanism in ArchiMate is a structured approach for creating tailored views of the enterprise architecture for different stakeholders and their specific concerns. This mechanism recognizes that presenting the entire architecture description at once is impractical and overwhelming for stakeholders who are only interested inRead More →
ArchiMate, an Open Group Standard (Download Here) An open and independent modeling language for enterprise architecture• A notation for describing, analyzing and visualizing relationships amongst business domain A common languageRead More →
Modelling Business Rules using the ArchiMate language : Decision and logic architecture isn’t often recognized as a distinct discipline by most of the organizations. In general, business logic is buried on disperse documents or on people’s minds, and hiden on process and systems logic, almost invisible and unmanageable. Developing aRead More →
An article by Iver Band, Chair – Archimate Forum at The Open Group We have briefly touched on all major parts of the ArchiMate language, and have begun to see that the ArchiMate standard provides a complete language for describing enterprises, how they change, and the internal and external factors drivingRead More →
This Case Study demonstrates the value of the ArchiMate® 3.0 modeling language for planning and expressing complex business transformation. The Case Study is about a fictitious manufacturer named ArchiMetal. Through high-level architecture modeling, the ArchiMate language illuminates the coherence between an organization, and its processes, applications, and technology. This CaseRead More →
Wilbert Kraan introduces Archimate and Enterprise Architecture modelling. (Total 19 Slides) (Preview or Download PDF in SlideShare) Read More →
Table of Contents (Total 42 Slides) (Download Here) – by Bruno Vandenborre Contents ■ Introduction ■ Why ArchiMate® 3.0 ? ■ What is new, has changed, or improved? ■ ConclusionRead More →
The ArchiMate tool supports all the graphical notations you need to model businesses, information systems and physical technology architectures, and their inter-relationships. ArchiMate 3.0 also supports modeling organization’s strategies, the drivers of architecture development and plans for the implementation and migration of architecture. (Visit Visual Paradigm Community Circle) Read More →
ArchiMate certification examinations. It begins with baseline business, application, data, and technology architectures, making use of the appropriate ArchiMate or TOGAF viewpoints. (Download Full PDF) (preview PDF with SlideShare)Read More →
ArchiMate presents different viewpoints according to certain criteria. Using the standard viewpoints in ArchiMate 2.0, architects can develop viewpoints based on stakeholders, concerns, purpose, abstraction level, layer, and aspects (i.e., behavior, information, and structure). The architects get feedback from stakeholders and architecture teams to craft a viewpoint relevant to each group.Read More →