34-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 34-slides, Best for: CIOs and portfolio managers conducting application rationalization and investment planning using Business Value vs Technical Fit
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by turning Gartner's TIME framework into a hands-on portfolio tool, pairing a four-quadrant classification with a six-phase implementation and governance templates. It includes a scoring model for Business Value and Technical Fit, plus an application inventory template and TIME-specific slide templates to support categorization into Tolerate, Invest, Migrate, and Eliminate. This resource is particularly useful for CIOs and portfolio managers aiming to rationalize the application portfolio and align technology investments with business outcomes. [Learn more]
28-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 28-slides, Best for: Integration leads and IT teams implementing standardized connectors for enterprise AI agents across ERP, CRM, and databases
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by offering a universal, governed connector for AI agents that standardizes access to enterprise data and tools, reducing the custom integration work that often slows AI initiatives. It codifies the Model Context Protocol with 5 core primitives—Resources, Tools, Prompts, Roots, and Sampling—and includes actionable artifacts like an MCP architecture diagram template and workflow templates to accelerate real-world deployment. It's especially valuable for integration leads and IT teams planning scalable AI deployments across ERP, CRM, and databases. [Learn more]
30-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 30-slides, Best for: Enterprise architects and CIOs aligning business strategy to technology during strategic planning and transformation
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by presenting ArchiMate as a unified, visual language that translates strategic intent into concrete architectural models, helping executives see how business, application, and technology fit together. It then locks in the detail by outlining ArchiMate's 6 layers and 4 aspects, and provides slide templates and example models to accelerate adoption. The practical orientation makes it particularly useful for enterprise architects and IT leaders engaged in strategic planning and transformation, where a common visual language can align stakeholders across domains. [Learn more]
30-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 30-slides, Best for: IT leaders and architects planning or assessing infrastructure readiness for AI model training, power, cooling, and network needs
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck distinguishes itself by presenting an eight-function AI data center ecosystem that ties together server, network, power, cooling, and semiconductor production into a single, actionable framework. A concrete structural detail is that the Semiconductor Production function is further broken out into IC Design, OSAT, Foundry, IDM, Semi Design Services, and Semi Capital Equipment, illustrating the depth of the ecosystem. The resource is especially useful for IT leaders and data center architects planning infrastructure readiness for AI model training and ongoing AI workloads, helping them align components and stakeholders across the eight domains. [Learn more]
24-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 24-slides, Best for: Corporate executives and integration leaders running EA maturity assessments and roadmap development during strategic planning
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck distinguishes itself by introducing a phase-0 starting point (No Enterprise Architecture) and by mapping nine EA areas across the 5 CMM levels, creating a practical maturity journey rather than a generic model. It’s anchored to the TOGAF IT/EA framework and ships with slide templates to support quick, repeatable stakeholder decks. It’s especially useful for CIOs, EA program leads, and integration teams who need a structured path to translate maturity assessments into concrete roadmaps and governance improvements during strategic planning. [Learn more]
$, 14-slides, Best for: Enterprise architects and digital strategy leads aligning domain-based architecture with customer connection models during digital transformation
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by presenting a holistic enterprise architecture framework that enumerates 7 primary domains, plus 3 digital-strategy domains—Market Architecture, Brand Architecture, and Customer Architecture—explicitly tying internal models to customer connection. It provides visual representations and core activities for each domain and emphasizes governance and decision-making processes to support disciplined transformation. The resource is especially useful for executives and digital strategy leads seeking to align enterprise capabilities with customer experience during transformation, ensuring strategy and execution stay in sync. [Learn more]
35-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 35-slides, Best for: Federal IT leaders and data governance teams creating inter‑agency sharing agreements and DRM implementation roadmaps
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck anchors FEAF's Data Reference Model in a deliberately practical framework that ties DRM concepts to real interagency data-sharing workstreams. It spells out the 3 fundamental methods—Data Sharing, Data Description, and Data Context—and ships templates for a data management strategy, data sharing agreements, and a performance measurement plan. The material is particularly useful for federal IT leaders and data governance teams developing inter-agency roadmaps and governance checklists to guide DRM implementation. [Learn more]
35-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 35-slides, Best for: Federal agency leaders aligning business functions and IT investments for strategic planning and shared services
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck blends FEAF's BRM with actionable elements, highlighting 3 BRM methods—Business Architecture for Decision Support, BPM, and BPMN—along with templates for BRM framework, process modeling, and taxonomy. This deck also lays out BRM's multi-layer structure and explains touchpoints with other reference models to support cross-agency alignment and data reuse. This deck is especially useful for federal agency leaders, CIOs, and project managers coordinating strategic planning and shared-services initiatives across agencies. [Learn more]
38-slide PowerPoint
$29.00
$29.00, 38-slides, Best for: Federal IT leaders and risk teams building or updating security architecture and RMF-based SDLC controls
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck distinguishes itself by tying the FEAF Security Reference Model to a practical risk-reduction method with RMF-aligned SDLC integration, moving beyond a purely theoretical view. It also highlights design compliance for architectural layers—enterprise, segment, and system levels—and includes practical templates and examples to tailor the SRM for agency needs. This deck will be most valuable to federal security architects and risk teams implementing FEAF in support of RMF-based governance and continuous monitoring across the SDLC. [Learn more]
16-page PDF document
$20.00
$20.00, 16-pages, Best for: Executives and IT architects in energy utilities planning EA, process-to-application mapping, and governance for multi-utility operations
EDITOR'S REVIEW
This deck stands out by anchoring enterprise architecture in an energy-utilities context, presenting sector-specific functional and data models and a storytelling example of how technology enables the business across customer and staff interactions. A concrete detail from the description is the inclusion of a web-based architecture example shown at both the logical and physical levels, illustrating how the different EA views translate into governance conversations. This makes it particularly useful for CIOs, enterprise architects, and governance teams in multi-utility operations seeking a practical, interview-informed view to align stakeholders around architecture principles. [Learn more]
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