MODIFICATION OF THE ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE FRAMEWORK FOR ENTERPRISE CLOUD BASED ON TOGAF 9.2

• Main Author: Okta Sekar Rima, Afna
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/43488
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Cloud computing is a technology that enables networks to be accessed anywhere, comfortably, and on demand to a shared pool of configurable computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. Nowadays, cloud computing becomes a trend, not only in information technology companies, but also in various other types of companies. This phenomenon occurs because cloud computing can provide benefits for companies in various aspects. In making the decision to adopt a cloud-based solution, companies need to consider the advantages and challenges that will emerge, therefore a tailored enterprise architecture for cloud-based solution is needed. Enterprise architecture provides a holistic perspective on principles, methods and models for the design and implementation of organizational structures, business processes, information systems and infrastructure of an enterprise. Enterprise architecture connects the current state of the company with the targeted conditions in the future by considering the alignment of the business and information technology sides. In developing enterprise architecture, an enterprise architecture framework is needed as a guideline for the company in building their architecture. The Open Group Framework, or commonly referred to as TOGAF, is one of the most widely recognized enterprise architecture frameworks. In this study, a proposed modification of TOGAF 9.2 was produced to develop an enterprise architecture in the enterprise cloud ecosystem. This tailored framework is the result of adjustments from ADM TOGAF 9.2, CERM as a reference model, and defined cloud computing architecture requirements.