1. Strategic Enterprise Architecture Development:

• Develop and maintain comprehensive EA frameworks, including business, application, data, and infrastructure layers.
• Align the organization’s strategy with enterprise architecture principles and technology roadmaps.
• Design and implement AI-driven use cases and integration strategies to enhance operational and decision-making capabilities.
• Oversee the adoption and migration of enterprise architecture tools, such as Orbus iServer and OrbusInfinity.

2. Governance and Oversight:

• Establish the Enterprise Architecture office and define its functions, roles, and processes.
• Enforce architectural standards, guidelines, and best practices across all domains.
• Conduct architecture reviews to ensure alignment with strategic goals, performance metrics, and compliance requirements.
• Provide executive oversight for the design and delivery of enterprise-level projects, ensuring alignment with the organization’s vision.
• Ensure the clear business values are delivered via the EA office with clear KPIs and ROI.

3. Leadership and Collaboration:

• Lead a multidisciplinary team of architects, including Business, Application, Data, and Infrastructure Architects.
• Foster collaboration between technical teams, business units, and external stakeholders to ensure cohesive and efficient execution of architectural initiatives.
• Mentor and coach team members to develop their technical and leadership skills.

4. Stakeholder Engagement:

• Work closely with senior executives and stakeholders to understand organizational goals, challenges, and opportunities.
• Communicate enterprise architecture strategies and initiatives effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences.
• Build relationships with external vendors, partners, and regulatory bodies to align EA practices with industry standards.

5. Innovation and Emerging Technologies:

• Maintain a technology watch to identify emerging trends and innovations relevant to enterprise architecture.
• Evaluate and recommend new technologies and frameworks to improve efficiency, scalability, and security.
• Incorporate AI, cloud computing, and other advanced technologies into the enterprise architecture framework.

6. Documentation and Knowledge Sharing:

• Document architecture layers, including conceptual, logical, and physical views, using industry-standard tools.
• Develop a repository of architecture artifacts, principles, and standards to ensure consistent implementation and knowledge sharing.
• Create reports, presentations, and whitepapers to communicate enterprise architecture strategies and outcomes.