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Visions

Structures · Business-focused · Long-lived · Strategic Planning

High-level descriptions of what IT should deliver to the organization in the long run. Developed collaboratively by business executives and architects to guide IT investments and identify new initiatives.

Artifacts

Artifact Status Owner Last Reviewed
Enterprise Capability Map Current Enterprise Architect 2026-Q1
Digital Transformation Roadmap Current CTO 2025-Q4

Capability Heat Map — Current Assessment

Capability Current Maturity Target Gap?
Payment ProcessingLevel 3 — DefinedLevel 4Yes — No real-time payment capability
Customer OnboardingLevel 2 — ManagedLevel 4Yes — High onboarding friction
Order FulfilmentLevel 3 — DefinedLevel 4
Fraud ManagementLevel 4 — Quantitatively ManagedLevel 5
Data AnalyticsLevel 2 — ManagedLevel 4Yes — Data silos across business units
Identity & Access ManagementLevel 4 — Quantitatively ManagedLevel 4— (at target)
Supply Chain ManagementLevel 2 — ManagedLevel 3
Financial Management
Talent Management

Strategic Initiatives

Initiative Closes Gap Started
Payment Modernization ProgrammeNo real-time payment capability2025-07-01
Customer Onboarding RevampHigh onboarding friction2026-03-01
Enterprise Data Platform InitiativeData silos across business units2026-06-01

Source: acme-model.ttl — queried via Capability Heat Map template in acme-deliverable-templates.ttl

Relevant Viewpoints

ViewpointPurposeKey QuestionCompleteness
Capability Heat Map Deciding, Informing "Where are the strategic capability gaps that need investment?" Complete

Governance

Governed by
Architecture Steering Group
Review cadence
Annually (January, post-strategy cycle)
Approval process
Enterprise Architect drafts → CTO + Business Unit Heads approve
Staleness threshold
Flagged if annual review missed or strategy pivot occurs
Lifecycle
Long-lived — updated annually or on strategic pivot
Escalation path
Enterprise Architect → Steering Group → CTO

Inter-Type Relationships