Cloud architecture governance is the set of policies, standards, review processes, and guardrails that ensure cloud adoption aligns with enterprise security, cost, resilience, and target-state objectives. It extends traditional EA governance to elastic, shared-responsibility environments.
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Legacy application modernization replaces or refactors aging systems to improve agility, reduce cost, and align with target-state architecture. Successful programs combine portfolio assessment, pattern selection, incremental delivery, and explicit risk management—not big-bang rewrites by default.
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Target-state architecture describes the desired future structure of business capabilities, data, applications, and technology at a defined horizon. It guides portfolio decisions, sets standards, and sequences transformation—while remaining adaptable as strategy evolves.
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A transformation roadmap sequences initiatives from current to target state across time horizons, dependencies, and outcomes. Effective roadmaps connect architecture vision to fundable work packages that executives and delivery teams can execute and measure.
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Measuring Enterprise Architecture success requires linking architecture practices to business outcomes, portfolio performance, and structural health indicators—not counting diagrams produced. Balanced scorecards combine leading and lagging metrics tailored to organizational goals.
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