Captures, for chosen moments, what the enterprise relies on today or intends to adopt, arranged into Strategic, Segment and Capability levels.
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Terms in this definition
- Enterprise
Any group of organisations with shared goals. Examples range from an entire company or one of its divisions to a government department, or several organisations working as partners or along a supply chain.
- segment
A layer 2 network in NSX for VM connections. Overlay-backed ones carry traffic in tunnels between TEPs; VLAN-backed ones correspond to a physical VLAN.
- Capability
Something that a person, organisation or system is able to do.
Related terms
- Architecture Repository
Where an organisation keeps what its architecture work produces. Its eight areas include the Architecture Landscape, the Governance Repository, the Standards and Reference Libraries and the Solutions Landscape.
- Capability Architecture
Found at the finest-grained layer of the Architecture Landscape, it gives structure to change work and to roadmaps through which new capability arrives step by step.
- Solutions Landscape
Shows, within the Architecture Repository, which solution building blocks underpin the Architecture Landscape, whether already deployed or still planned.