Firstly, we use this solution to enable collaboration among our international teams. Our applications are in the cloud, and most issues are on AWS. We have a central place to store and work on our enterprise-level architectures, regardless of where we are. Another reason was to select customer support. Our organization can also put your infrastructure directly in AWS.
I use Pro Cloud for just connecting my Enterprise Architect on-premise to the Prolaborate; it's a technical usage, not a functional one. What I use functionally is Prolaborate, not Pro Cloud. We use the solution for different activities. This is for enterprise and solution architecture, so it's all about the TOGAF continuum documentation with application mapping services, objects on cities that we are manipulating internally. This is also used on projects, and I'm the project manager for a big IT transformation project. Enterprise Architect is my main repository for design. I've got all my, let's say, requirements, data entity, data transformation, and REST API documentation also there.
Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) is a strategic discipline that outlines a comprehensive framework to manage and align an organization’s structure, processes, and information systems to achieve its goals and objectives efficiently.Enterprise Architecture Management provides organizations with the methodologies and tools necessary to effectively map out their current structures and future states. This discipline helps navigate the complexities of aligning IT strategies with business...
Firstly, we use this solution to enable collaboration among our international teams. Our applications are in the cloud, and most issues are on AWS. We have a central place to store and work on our enterprise-level architectures, regardless of where we are. Another reason was to select customer support. Our organization can also put your infrastructure directly in AWS.
Our company uses the solution to develop roadmaps for systems. We have seven architects who focus on structural components for projects.
I use Pro Cloud for just connecting my Enterprise Architect on-premise to the Prolaborate; it's a technical usage, not a functional one. What I use functionally is Prolaborate, not Pro Cloud. We use the solution for different activities. This is for enterprise and solution architecture, so it's all about the TOGAF continuum documentation with application mapping services, objects on cities that we are manipulating internally. This is also used on projects, and I'm the project manager for a big IT transformation project. Enterprise Architect is my main repository for design. I've got all my, let's say, requirements, data entity, data transformation, and REST API documentation also there.