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Certification of Capability in Business Analysis (CCBA) · IIBA
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Enterprise architecture describes the organizational units, their roles, and interactions within the organization. It provides a blueprint of the organization’s structure, processes, systems, and governance, which is critical for identifying stakeholders and understanding their relationships during stakeholder analysis. The BABOK Guide (Chapter 2: Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring - Stakeholder Analysis) identifies enterprise architecture as an input that helps map stakeholders to their roles, departments, and interdependencies.
B. Enterprise architecture
BABOK Section 3.2: Plan Stakeholder Engagement, enterprise architecture is an input for stakeholder analysis that describes the organizational structure, including the various units within the organization and how they interact. Enterprise architecture provides insights into how different parts of the organization relate to each other, which is essential for understanding stakeholder relationships and determining the impact of the business analysis effort on various organizational units.