Begin with a Demonstration Project. Not maps, flows, streams, or architecture explanations
Business Architecture and Enterprise Architecture should start with a concrete Demonstration Project that addresses a stakeholder’s specific problem or opportunity, then reverse explain the architecture behind it, not with maps and models.
Business Architecture and Enterprise Architecture should start with a concrete Demonstration Project that addresses a stakeholder’s specific problem or opportunity, then reverse explain the architecture behind it, not with maps and models. This makes architecture immediately relevant, shows tangible value, and earns the right to talk about capabilities, value streams, and operating models later.
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