Your company’s senior management team often keeps up to date with the latest technological advancements, but they may not understand how it can apply to your business. This is where our Enterprise Architects come in handy, bringing an understanding of the latest technology together with your company’s strategy and business model.

The hardest problems with the development of a new technology product are identifying the product’s requirements, deriving the system architecture or functional design, identifying the risks (unknowns) associated with a design, and ensuring that the product meets all of the customer’s requirements. These are the problems that the computer systems engineer and system architects address. The hardest problem with investing in technology systems is identifying which systems to invest in — this is the problem our Enterprise Architects address.

CASNC’s Enterprise Architects take your company’s business strategy and outline the technology systems architecture that will be needed to support that strategy. They cover all technical aspects and, to a degree, your business aspects as well. They must fully understand your company’s business, keep track of technology concerns as well as those of your business, and strive to make alignment between technology and your business more transparent.

Our Enterprise Architects ensure that business and technology are in alignment by linking the business mission, strategy, and processes of your organization to its technology strategy, and by documenting this using multiple architectural models or views. This results in showing how the current and future needs of your organization will be met in an efficient, sustainable, and adaptable manner.

Our Enterprise Architects also need to be able to talk to both technical developers and business managers. They need to be able to articulate to the most senior person in the room why a project isn’t going to make its deadline and why. They also need to demonstrate how they are on the cutting edge of enterprise software and service-oriented architecture (SOA).

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Flexibility and eagerness to learn

Time management

Communication skills and business acumen

Decisiveness

Industry technical credentials

A solution architect is responsible for the design of one or more applications or services within an organization, and is typically part of a solution development team. He or she must have a balanced mix of technical and business skills, and will often work with an enterprise architect for strategic direction.

A solutions architect needs significant people and process skills. They are often in front of management, trying to explain a complex problem in laymen’s terms. They have to find ways to say the same thing using different words for different types of audiences, and they also need to really understand the business’ processes in order to create a cohesive vision of a usable product.