Enterprise Architecture for Integration Rapid Delivery Methods and Technologies -- Contents vii -- Foreword xix -- Preface xxv -- P.1 Evolution from the Industrial Age to the Information Age xxviii -- P.2 Reading Strategies for the Book xxx -- P.3 Accompanying CD-ROM xxxiii -- P.4 University and Corporate Use of the Book and CD-ROM xxxv -- P.5 Copyright and Trademark Acknowledgments xxxvi -- P.6 Other Acknowledgments xxxvi -- Endnotes xxxvii -- Chapter 1 Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Engineering 1 -- 1.1 The Evolution of Enterprise Architecture 1 -- 1.2 Using the Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture 5 -- 1.3 Enterprise Engineering for Rapid Development 10 -- 1.4 Using Enterprise Architecture for Enterprise Integration 15 -- 1.5 Summary 18 -- Endnotes 19 -- Part I Enterprise Architecture for Managers 21 -- Chapter 2 Balanced Scorecard and Strategy Maps 23 -- 2.1 Introduction to Balanced Scorecard and Strategy Maps 23 -- 2.2 Basic Concepts of Balanced Scorecard 24 -- 2.3 Basic Concepts of Strategy Maps 28 -- 2.4 Examples of Balanced Scorecard and Strategy Maps 31 -- 2.5 Steps to Develop Balanced Scorecards and Strategy Maps 36 -- 2.6 Summary 39 -- Endnotes 39 -- Chapter 3 Using Strategy Analysis to Define the Future 41 -- 3.1 Strategy Analysis in Business Planning 41 -- 3.2 The Steps of Strategy Analysis 46 -- 3.3 Strategy Analysis for Project Specifications 62 -- 3.4 Preparation for Strategy Analysis 65 -- 3.5 Questionnaire Templates for Enterprise Architecture 69 -- 3.6 Summary 70 -- Endnotes 70 -- Chapter 4 Governance Analysis Using Enterprise Architecture -- 4.1 Responsibilities Imposed by Sarbanes-Oxley 73 -- 4.2 Governance Analysis Framework (GAF) for Sarbanes-Oxley 77 -- 4.3 Step-by-Step Approach for Governance Analysis 85 -- 4.4 Summary 88 -- Endnotes 89 -- Part II Enterprise Architecture Methods 91.

Chapter 5 Methods for Building Enterprise Architecture 93 -- 5.1 Evolution of Systems Development Methodologies 93 -- 5.2 Review of Enterprise Architecture 95 -- 5.3 Government Methods for Building Enterprise Architecture 97 -- 5.4 Department of Defense Architecture Frameworks 105 -- 5.5 The Open Group Architecture Framework 124 -- 5.6 Enterprise Architecture Project Experience 125 -- 5.7 Strategies for Enterprise Architecture Implementation 130 -- 5.8 Enterprise Engineering for Enterprise Architecture 138 -- 5.9 Summary 139 -- Endnotes 140 -- Chapter 5 Using Business-Driven Data Mapping for Integrated Data -- 6.1 Enterprise Architecture Incremental Build Context 143 -- 6.2 Data Modeling Conventions 145 -- 6.3 Data Entity Types 154 -- 6.4 Data Attribute Types 170 -- 6.5 More About Entities and Attributes 184 -- 6.6 Summary 192 -- Endnotes 193 -- Chapter 7 Strategic Modeling for Rapid Delivery of Enterprise Architecture 195 -- 7.1 Enterprise Architecture Incremental Build Context 195 -- 7.2 Developing a Strategic Model 197 -- 7.3 Sample Solutions for Strategic Modeling Exercises 206 -- 7.4 Identifying Business Activities from a Data Map 214 -- 7.5 Deriving Project Plans for Rapid EA Delivery 217 -- 7.6 Case Study Entity Dependency Problems 230 -- 7.7 Project Maps Are Do-It-Yourself Construction Kits 230 -- 7.8 Summary 240 -- Endnotes 241 -- Chapter 8 Strategic Alignment, Activity and Workflow Modeling, and Business Rules 243 -- 8.1 Enterprise Architecture Incremental Build Context 243 -- 8.2 Step 6: Define Strategic Alignment Matrices 246 -- 8.3 Step 7: Activity Modeling Concepts 248 -- 8.4 Step 7: Activity-Based Costing 257 -- 8.5 Step 8: Workflow Modeling 262 -- 8.6 Step 8: Business Rules for Workflow Modeling 267 -- 8.7 Summary 272 -- Endnotes 274 -- Chapter 9 Using Business Normalization for Future Business Needs 275.

9.1 Enterprise Architecture Incremental Build Context 275 -- 9.2 Introduction to Normalization 278 -- 9.3 First Business Normal Form (1BNF) 287 -- 9.4 Second Business Normal Form (2BNF) 290 -- 9.5 Third Business Normal Form (3BNF) 296 -- 9.6 Identifying Current and Future Business Needs 298 -- 9.7 Fourth Business Normal Form (4BNF) 304 -- 9.8 Capturing Expert Business Knowledge -- 9.9 Summary 326 -- Endnotes 327 -- Chapter 10 Menu Design, Screen Design, Performance Analysis, and Process Modeling 329 -- 10.1 Enterprise Architecture Incremental Build Context 329 -- 10.2 Initial Menu Structure from a Data Model 332 -- 10.3 Preliminary Screen Designs from a Data Model 335 -- 10.4 Database Capacity Planning and Transaction Performance 339 -- 10.5 Prototyping from a Data Model 348 -- 10.6 Process Modeling 353 -- 10.7 Summary 362 -- Endnotes 363 -- Part III Enterprise Integration Technologies 365 -- Chapter 11 Enterprise Application Integration Concepts 367 -- 11.1 Technologies for Enterprise Integration 367 -- 11.2 B2B Cost-Effective Business Drivers 371 -- 11.3 XML Messaging and Repository Standards 379 -- 11.4 ebXML 384 -- 11.5 EAI Vendors and Products 393 -- 11.6 Summary 393 -- Endnotes 395 -- Chapter 12 Enterprise Portal Technologies for Integration 397 -- 12.1 The Evolution of Enterprise Portals 397 -- 12.2 Enterprise Portal Case Studies 402 -- 12.3 Enterprise Portal Product Categories 410 -- 12.4 Enterprise Portal Product Descriptions 411 -- 12.5 Summary 411 -- Endnotes 413 -- Chapter 13 Web Services for Real-Time Integration 415 -- 13.1 Introduction to Web Services 415 -- 13.2 Intranet and Internet Web Services for Integration 417 -- 13.3 XML Standards for Web Services 421 -- 13.4 Web Services Evolution 426 -- 13.5 Challenges in Phase 3 Evolution 430 -- 13.6 Web Services Products 432 -- 13.7 Summary 432 -- Endnotes 433.

Chapter 14 Service-Oriented Architecture for Integration 435 -- 14.1 Importance of Service-Oriented Architecture 435 -- 14.2 Introduction to Service-Oriented and Event-Driven Architectures 441 -- 14.3 SOA Business Process Management Products 454 -- 14.4 Summary 456 -- Endnotes 458 -- Chapter 15 Managing and Delivering Enterprise Architecture 461 -- 15.1 Virtualization and On-Demand Computing 461 -- 15.2 Costs of Integration 466 -- 15.3 Role of Modeling Tools 469 -- 15.4 Modeling Tool Products and Directions 470 -- 15.5 Summary of Key Enterprise Architecture Principles 470 -- 15.6 Future Directions in Enterprise Architecture 479 -- Endnotes 481 -- About the Author 483 -- Index 485.