EA (Enterprise Architecture) visualization methodologies have been explored by
researchers and engineers to conduct EA modeling. The objectives of EA modeling are to …

Enterprise application landscapes are complex and hard to manage systems. Enterprise
models abstract from this complexity and seek to capture relevant information to cope with …

In times of dynamic markets, enterprises have to be agile to be able to quickly react to
market influences. Due to the increasing digitization of products, the enterprise IT often is …

Although architects are often made responsible for enterprise architecture implementation
(EAI), they are dependent on business executives to fund the technology products and …

Abstract Enterprise Architecture Models (EA Models) are documentations capturing the
elements of an enterprise's IT infrastructure, setting these elements in relation to each other …

Technical architectures (TAs) represent the computing infrastructure of a company with all its
hardware and software components. Over the course of time, the number of TAs grows with …

Enterprise Models are the central asset that supports Enterprise Architecture, as they
embody enterprise and IT knowledge and decisions. Static analysis over this kind of models …

From the point of view of an enterprise architect, the visual analysis of the structure of an
Enterprise Model can provide powerful insights and facilitate various analysis tasks …

As many companies exist for decades, their software systems and IT architectures grow
massively with the companies requirements. To avoid failures due to changes to a …

Several program visualization (PV) systems have been developed to support novice
learners in understanding program behavior since last couple of decades. However, only a …