Enterprise Architecture
A shared map of the estate and a practical direction for how it should evolve.
The business problem
Without a shared view of applications, data and dependencies, every change is riskier than it needs to be and duplicated investment goes unnoticed.
Our approach
Architecture that people actually use: a living view of the estate, clear principles and decision support for the programmes under way.
Why it matters, in published figures
of those enterprise applications are actually integrated
Source: MuleSoft Connectivity Benchmark, 2025of the US federal IT budget went on operating and maintaining existing systems in fiscal 2015
Source: US Government Accountability OfficeKey capabilities
- Application portfolio review
- Business capability mapping
- Data architecture
- Technology standards
- Target architecture
- Architecture governance
How it runs, step by step
The real design follows from your environment.
- Fewer overlapping systems over time
- Better-informed investment decisions
- Changes with fewer surprises
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Estimate it for your organisation
Time spent on working around overlapping applications. Set your own numbers and your estimate updates instantly.
Based on 230 working days and 1,720 hours a year. An estimate from your inputs, not a guaranteed result.
Review this with our teamHow we would engage
We spend time with the people who do the work, as well as those who sponsor it. The output is a shared statement of what must change and why.
What you receive
- Shared problem statement
- Success measures agreed
- Stakeholder map
Who is involved
Sponsors and business leads
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Discuss Enterprise Architecture With Us.
Share a little about your organisation and what you hope to change, and we will arrange a conversation.