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EUNIS EA SIG - Enterprise Architecture Special Interest Group

Collaborations

Currently EA SIG has three main themes: “Capabilities”, “Interoperability” and “EDU-API”. Monthly meetings are hosted in regular online fashion and attended by more than 10 organizations sharing great insight to what architects are involved today. There are major changes ongoing in both system development and organizational structures. Legislation is pushing digitalization to a more centralized data sharing model, forcing strong focus on information architecture and data models. Sharing information about both failure and success are the key!

Main focus

  • Regular monthly online meetings “EUNIS EA SIG Meeting” every first Friday
  • Work on the language translations of the Capability model and actively promote the pragmatic use cases it can be applied to
  • ​Deepen the cooperation with UCISA, CAUDIT, IMS Global and ITANA in 2 online Follow-up -meetings per group
  • EIF & EIRA  work to be continued, but pending on EU Commission intentions to fund and support the education sector modelling​

German SIG EAM

Collaborations

Unsere Special Interest Group (SIG) dient als Plattform für den Wissensaustausch, die Koordination und den Erfahrungsaustausch zwischen Experten im Bereich Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) an Hochschulen. Durch die Teilnahme an unserer SIG haben Sie die Möglichkeit, Best Practices auszutauschen und voneinander zu lernen, was direkt zur Verbesserung Ihrer eigenen EAM-Strategien und -Prozesse beiträgt. Der Austausch hilft den Mitgliedern, innovative Lösungen für aktuelle Herausforderungen zu entwickeln.

HERM WG

Collaborations

The ongoing evolution and enrichment of the Higher Education Reference Models would be impossible without the warm global collaboration between the CAUDIT HERM Working Group, our colleagues in the United Kingdom through UCISA, other European colleagues through EUNIS, and our North American colleagues through EDUCAUSE. The value and usefulness of the HERM is enriched, amplified, and increased enormously by the expertise, engagement, and generous contributions of the worldwide higher-education enterprise architecture community.