Figures from: The benefits of enterprise architecture for library technology management: an exploratory case study

This fileset contains full size versions of the figures associated with an unpublished journal submission, "The benefits of enterprise architecture for library technology management: an exploratory case study." This case study describes how librarians and enterprise architects at Griffith University worked together to document key components of the Library’s ‘as is’ enterprise architecture (EA).<br>Contents:<br><br>Figure 1. Overview of the Architecture Statement of Work.<br>Figure 2. Part of the data asset and application inventory worksheet.<br>Figure 3. Table summarizing the results of the application maturity assessment [product names redacted].<br>Figure 4. Two of the four graph types produced from the application maturity survey results, for a system [product name redacted] that is performing well.<br>Figure 5. The remaining two graph types produced from the application maturity survey results, for a system [product name redacted] that is performing well.<br><br>Figure 6. The first and second (of four) graphs for a system [product name redacted] that is end-of-life.<br><br>Figure 7. The third and final graphs for a system [product name redacted] that is end-of-life.<br><br>Figure 8. Graph from application maturity survey showing a specific area of concern (data quality) for an otherwise well-performing application [product name redacted].<br><br>Figure 9. Application communication diagram [simplified view].<br><br>Figure 10. Interactive visualization of library architecture, showing relationships between a single data sub-entity (Bibliographic records - MARC) and various applications.<br><br><br><br><br>