Eric Jager is the author of Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture and a Certified Master Architect in the field of Enterprise Architecture. He is also a certified TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner, Certified Business Architect and ArchiMate Practitioner. He is familiar with various architecture methodologies including the TOGAF Standard and the Zachman Framework.

Eric has been practicing Enterprise Architecture for over 15 years and has extensive knowledge and experience in the development and application of Enterprise Architecture. He easily leverages architecture to translate business strategy into implementation.

Eric has worked for many organizations ranging from government and consulting agencies to healthcare institutions.

Based on his years of practical experience, Eric has created a self-designed Enterprise Architecture Implementation Wheel: an approach to implementing Enterprise Architecture that can be used by both novice and experienced architects.

Eric likes to focus on the practical and pragmatic application of Enterprise Architecture and lectures on architecture at the Eindhoven University of Technology. He also writes about his experiences on his blog.

Chapter 1 Introduction.- Chapter 2 Architecture origin.- Chapter 3 Architecture definition.- Chapter 4 Architecture domains.- Chapter 5 Architecture roles.- Chapter 6 Architecture visualization.- Chapter 7 Architecture positioning.- Chapter 8 Architecture implementation.- Chapter 9 Next steps.- Chapter 10 Architecture application.- Chapter 11 Closing Remarks.- Appendix A - Example Information Map.- Appendix B - Example Maturity Model.- Appendix C - Example Work Package View.