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Enterprise Architecture as Strategy: Implementing the Ross-Weill-Robertson Framework for Business Execution
"Enterprise Architecture as Strategy, a framework developed by Jeanne Ross, Peter Weill, and David Robertson, defines enterprise architecture (EA) as the specific configuration of business processes and IT infrastructure that reflects an organization’s "Operating Model." By prioritizing process standardization and integration over technical blueprints, the framework allows leaders to build a stable foundation for execution that supports long-term agility and strategic clarity. For nearly two decades, the principles established in the seminal work Enterprise Architecture as Strategy: Creating a Foundation for Business Execution have remained th..."
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