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Tue, 22. Dec. 2020 Karger, Erik
Journal Paper “A Resource-Based Perspective of Value Generation through Enterprise Architecture Management” is published by the Information and Management Journal
We are proud to announce that the journal publication “A Resource-Based Perspective of Value Generation through Enterprise Architecture Management”written by Frederik Ahlemann, Christine Legner & Johannes Lux is now available online with full bibliographic details:
https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1cF8Z1M773%7EupL
Paper Abstract:
Our study contributes to the nascent discourse on enterprise architecture management (EAM) benefits by proposing a theory-led, empirically validated model to explain how EAM benefits unfold. Drawing on the resource-based theory, and based on empirical insights from 8 case studies, we find that EAM does not create benefits per se, but only creates value if an organization develops four second-order EAM capabilities – EA modeling, EA planning, EA implementation, and EA governance. The discovery that EAM resources only unfold their potential when forming EAM capabilities casts doubt on the established practice of initiating EAM as a modeling and documentation endeavor.
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