Dragon1 Standard: Measure Enterprise Architecture Success

Dragon1 has defined how to measure the success of your architecture and how to improve the usage of your architecture work.

By creating a matrix using some metrics, you get insights and an overview of how your architecture work should be used and how it is used.

The steps to take to create the Success Matrix are:

  1. Create a matrix with your type of stakeholders on one axis and your type of architecture products/visualizations on the other axis.
  2. Mark the cell in your matrix to show who asked for or ordered an architecture product/visualization.
  3. Write down in each cell what the type of stakeholders need to do with your products (what is their function?).
  4. Write down in each cell how many stakeholders could & should have done this vs actually having done this.
  5. Optionally write down or mark who approved the architecture product
  6. Discuss this matrix with your architecture manager or CIO.

With every new architecture product/visualization you create, keep in mind that, in the end, it should mainly be used for supporting decision-making or guiding the design and realization of systems.

And never create an architecture product again without it being ordered. But inspire people first to order architecture products from you.

Architecting Solutions

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