Examination and Planning of Enterprise Architecture Utilizing the TOGAF Framework

Abstract

The enterprise architecture serves as a catalyst for organizations to achieve standardization, uniformity, adherence to regulations, and integration by aligning information systems, technology, policies, processes, and organizational frameworks with the organization's objectives and business strategies. The research methodology applied in this investigation utilizes a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to identify the most suitable approach for formulating Enterprise Architecture in government agencies. The findings of this study indicate that the enterprise architecture design within a company is typically carried out only up to the Technology architecture phase. This limitation is attributed to the necessity of reviewing the company's requirements and evaluating a representation of applications or processes that could be optimized, with consideration given to existing standards supporting ongoing business processes. Keywords:- Planning, Enterprise Architecture, and TOGAF Framework.