ETL process design refers to the planning and structuring of steps needed to move data from one or more sources into a central data store, like a database or data warehouse. ETL stands for Extract, Transform, Load. First, data is extracted from different sources, then cleaned or changed to fit the required format, and finally…
A data integration strategy is a planned approach for combining data from different sources into a single, unified view. It helps organisations bring together information that may be stored in various formats, systems, or locations. By doing this, businesses can use their data more effectively for analysis, reporting, and decision-making.
A data catalog strategy is a plan for organising, managing and making data assets easy to find within an organisation. It involves setting rules for how data is described, labelled and stored so that users can quickly locate and understand what data is available. This strategy also includes deciding who can access certain data and…
A data governance model is a set of rules, processes, and responsibilities that organisations use to manage their data. It helps ensure that data is accurate, secure, and used appropriately. The model outlines who can access data, how data is handled, and how it is kept up to date. By using a data governance model,…
A Target Operating Model (TOM) is a detailed description of how an organisation wants to run its operations in the future. It outlines the structure, processes, technology, people, and information needed to achieve strategic goals. The TOM serves as a blueprint for change, helping guide decisions and investments as an organisation moves from its current…
The Zachman Framework is a structured way to organise and describe an enterprise’s architecture. It uses a matrix to map out different perspectives, such as what the business does, how it works, and who is involved. Each row in the matrix represents a viewpoint, from the executive level down to the technical details, helping organisations…
TOGAF Implementation refers to the process of applying the TOGAF framework within an organisation to guide the design, planning, and management of its enterprise architecture. It involves using TOGAF’s methods, tools, and standards to align business goals with IT strategy, ensuring that technology supports organisational needs. A successful implementation helps to structure processes, improve communication,…
An Enterprise Architecture Framework is a structured approach that helps organisations design and manage their IT systems and business processes. It provides a set of standards, methods, and tools to guide how different parts of the business and technology fit together. By using a framework, organisations can ensure their technology supports their goals and can…
IT capability assessment is a process where an organisation evaluates its information technology strengths and weaknesses. It looks at areas like software, hardware, people, processes, and security to see how well they support business goals. The assessment helps leaders understand what is working, what needs improvement, and where to invest for better results.
Technology alignment strategy is a plan that ensures a companynulls technology supports its overall business goals. It involves choosing and organising technology tools, systems, and processes so they help the company operate effectively and achieve its objectives. This strategy often involves collaboration between IT teams and business leaders to make sure technology investments match the…