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Editor’s Corner

I am pleased to present you with this double-issue of JEA with eight solid articles.

The Architect in the Spotlight is Niels Rishede Terkelsen from the Danish Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Higher Education.

Eetu Niemi investigates what a variety of EA stakeholders think about quality attributes for Enterprise Architecture processes. John Chi-Zong Wu presents the Complex Adaptive Architecture Method to architect an organic enterprise. Janne J. Korhonen and Jouko Poutanen propose that architectural work in an enterprise be divided into three distinct yet interlinked architectures: Technical, Socio-Technical, and Ecosystemic. Brian H. Cameron and Eric McMillan present two surveybased research studies: one about valuation and metrics in Enterprise Architecture, and one about trends in Enterprise Architecture frameworks.

I am also pleased to present you with not just one, but three, case studies. Through a case study, Thomas Mowbray and Taiwan Allen discuss how to extract value from integrated repository and best practice EA methods. Mark Dale uses a case study to discuss Enterprise Architecture implementation governance problems. In the third case study, Ahsan Rauf highlights how Dubai Customs decided on building a sound Enterprise Architecture to help them achieve their business goals.

Call for cases

Please consider sharing your story and ideas with the Enterprise Architecture community. Whether a case study or just sharing some experience, or a full referenced paper, do submit a paper for JEA. Read more on https://www.globalaea.org/journal.

JEA offers ten (10) AEA CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits for accepted submissions (full papers, cases, practitioners’ advice).

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ABOUT THE EDITOR

Dr. John Gøtze is program manager at the IT University of Copenhagen and lecturer at Copenhagen Business School. He is also CEO of EA Fellows, and runs Carnegie Mellon University’s EA Certification program in Europe. He can be reached on john@gotzespace.dk.