Utilizing the Enterprise Architecture Model to Develop the Structure of Public Sector Entities in Saudi Arabia
Journal Title: Journal of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
The current research is to profit from the science of enterprise architecture (Enterprise Architecture) and its application in building the structure of government sector institutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in accordance with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 2030 vision. while emphasizing the value of enterprise architecture (EA) and the need for knowledge to apply its models and procedures while creating its structures. The research study's scope is determined by how well the descriptive and analytical approaches function together, and this is achieved by choosing a few government sector organizations to focus on. Throughout exploring the possibility of applying the Enterprise Architecture model, as an application case based on the extent of knowledge of the cadres of those entities with the organizations' enterprise architecture, and the presence of supervisory expertise. By relying on the quantitative method of studying and analyzing the situation by conducting a questionnaire on some workers in those bodies under consideration (Research Sample), studying the possibility and feasibility of applying enterprise architecture for organizations and generalizing this in the restructuring of government sector’s institutions in general.
Authors and Affiliations
Mohamed I. Youssef, Yaser M. Hausawi
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