For Enterprise Architecture Professionals

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	March 30, 2010 Formal IA Programs Move Information Strategies Forward by Gene Leganza with Alex Cullen, Mimi An	Average: 9  (3 ratings)

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Executive Summary

Information architecture programs suffer from EA's worst problem: They have a strategic and enterprisewide focus that can appear disconnected from immediate-term business needs. But significant business value rides on the capabilities inherent in a strategic approach to an organization's information. The information strategy in turn depends on key components of a mature information architecture practice, such as effective data governance, the establishment of canonical information models, and the development of a metadata strategy. Forrester's research shows that organizations pursuing formal information architecture programs are more likely to have made important advances in these critical areas.

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