You don't need an engineering background to craft a winning business strategy. But since modern organizations rely on software systems to help them grow and scale, business leaders also need tech-savvy professionals on deck to help craft a technology strategy that pairs well with their company's goals. This is where enterprise architecture (EA)-the practice and collection of skills used to align technology and business strategies-comes in.
In this course, Dave Swersky breaks down an enterprise architect's role in an organization, what a career in EA looks like, and how to integrate EA in your organization. Learn what differentiates an architect from a senior or lead developer; how application, solution, and enterprise architects differ; how to create an EA organization; and more.
Learning objectives
Why do enterprises need architecture?
How do enterprise architects add value in an organization?
Application, solution, and enterprise architecture
Pursuing EA as a career
Working with EA frameworks and practices
Integrating EA with process systems
Creating a new EA organization
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