Results-oriented enterprise architecture

Accelerate success with measurable results in enterprise architecture!

In a world where technological developments are constantly redefining the way we do business, companies are faced with the demanding task of continuously adapting to remain relevant and competitive. A pioneer in performance-driven enterprise architecture, Agilea acts as a bridge between current operations and future ambitions.

Our approach is deeply rooted in the renowned TOGAF® and ArchiMate® frameworks, which together with our agile methodology and focus on Objectives and Key Results (OKR), form the backbone of our unique service delivery.

Five areas that occupy a modern enterprise architect

The modern enterprise architect breaks the old stereotypes and delivers measurable business value to the business. At Agilea, we are committed to the following:

A modern enterprise architect must have a deep understanding of the organization's business strategy and goals. This enables the architect to develop an architecture that supports and drives the business goals.

A modern enterprise architect must be able to identify and assess emerging technologies and trends that may have an impact on the organization. This includes being up to date on newer technologies such as generative artificial intelligence, machine learning, augmented reality and blockchain, and understanding possible use cases where these technologies can help improve the business.

A modern enterprise architect must be able to manage change and continuous improvement. This includes the ability to adapt to new technologies, trends and business needs, and continuously evaluate and improve the architecture to meet these changes.

A modern enterprise architect must have strong analytical skills to analyze and answer complex business questions, test hypotheses and identify opportunities for improvement. This includes the ability to analyze data, identify trends and patterns, and use this information to develop architecture that supports business needs.

A modern enterprise architect must be able to communicate and collaborate effectively with stakeholders across the organization, including executives, business users, IT teams and suppliers. This means being able to understand and balance different perspectives and needs, and being able to communicate and collaborate in order to develop and implement an architecture that supports the company's strategy and goals.