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Dragon1 Enterprise Strategy Reference Model

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Published on 13 May 2016

Increasing Consistency in Your Strategy

Many organizations struggle with a strategy that lacks a solid foundation, making it fragile like quicksand.

The Dragon1 open EA Method provides a structured Enterprise Strategy Reference Model that enhances consistency and strengthens the interdependencies and interrelationships between key aspects of an enterprise strategy.

A Structured Approach to Strategy

The model ensures that organizations clearly define their vision, mission, objectives, principles, and key success factors. It aligns business capabilities with market demands, fostering strategic coherence across departments and functions.

The model helps businesses create a scalable, adaptable, and resilient strategy by integrating well-defined architecture principles. It supports decision-making by providing visual models and frameworks, ensuring leadership can see the big picture while addressing specific challenges.

Key Components of the Model

Enterprise Goals & Objectives – Clearly defining measurable targets.

Business Capabilities – Mapping core competencies to strategic needs.

Value Streams & Processes – Establishing efficient workflows and delivery mechanisms.

Technology & Innovation Alignment – Ensuring IT infrastructure supports business growth.

Governance & Compliance – Maintaining regulatory alignment and risk management.

To read more about the various reference models, go to the Dragon1 ea method resource pages.

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