ZachmanFramework
The Zachman Framework is an enterprise architecture framework that provides a structured method for classifying and organizing the artifacts of an enterprise. Created by John Zachman in the 1980s at IBM, it remains a widely cited reference for understanding and communicating complex organizational architectures. It emphasizes a descriptive, non-prescriptive approach aimed at ensuring comprehensive coverage of enterprise artifacts.
The framework is a two-dimensional classification matrix with six columns and six rows. The columns—What, How,
Purpose and use: The Zachman Framework serves as a taxonomy to ensure that architecture artifacts are complete
Reception and considerations: The framework has been influential in both public and private sectors for fostering