Nils Labusch
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Enterprise Architecture and Transformation: The Differences and the Synergy Potential of Enterprise Architecture and Business Transformation Management

2012-09-01 , Winter, Robert , Townson, Simon , Uhl, Axel , Labusch, Nils , Noack, Joerg

Due to their holistic approach and some common terminology, Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) and Business Transformation Management (BTM) are two disciplines that need to be investigated in order to better understand their synergies, and to understand where each is best applied. This article aims at clarifying the relationship of EAM and BTM, as well as their respective methods. The article is based not only on the authors' discussion of the Enterprise Architecture and Business Transformation question, but on ten interviews with experts from science, consulting and industry practice, and on feedback provided by a sounding board of several SAP experts and managers. It was discussed with the experts who key users and stakeholders are, which problems need to be addressed, which goals are pursued, and the benefits and value added. The authors further investigated capabilities and competencies needed and how EAM and BTM are evolving.

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Transformation Capability

2014 , Labusch, Nils , Winter, Robert , Uhl, Axel , Uhl, Axel , Gollenia, Lars

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Management of Large-Scale Transformation Programs: State of the Practice and Future Potential

2012-10-23 , Lahrmann, Gerrit , Labusch, Nils , Winter, Robert , Uhl, Axel , Aier, Stephan , Ekstedt, Mathias , Matthes, Florian , Proper, Erik , Sanz, Jorge L.

In addition to continuous, evolutionary optimizations, most enterprises also undergo revolutionary transformations from time to time. Knowledge about current corporate practice for coherent IT and business transformation is therefore very valuable. In this paper we present the results of an empirical study on the management of large-scale transformation programs that focuses on IT as much as business aspects. Companies that rate themselves as mature with regards to transformation management, assess certain transformation management components different than less mature companies. Cost reduction, revenue improvement, and agility improvement are the most relevant goals of transformation programs all these are business goals and not IT goals. Current state of the art transformation management can be classified into three approaches: Value-driven, ungoverned and change-driven. We found that no single management approach covers all these areas appropriately yet.

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Enterprise Architecture and Transformation: The Differences and the Synergy Potential of Enterprise Architecture and Business Transformation Management

2013 , Winter, Robert , Townson, Simon , Uhl, Axel , Labusch, Nils , Noack, Joerg , Uhl, Axel , Gollenia, Lars Alexander

Due to their holistic approach and some common terminology, Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) and Business Transformation Management (BTM) are two disciplines that need to be investigated in order to better understand their synergies, and to understand where each is best applied. This article aims at clarifying the relationship of EAM and BTM, as well as their respective methods. The article is based not only on the authors' discussion of the Enterprise Architecture and Business Transformation question, but on ten interviews with experts from science, consulting and industry practice, and on feedback provided by a sounding board of several SAP experts and managers. It was discussed with the experts who key users and stakeholders are, which problems need to be addressed, which goals are pursued, and the benefits and value added. The authors further investigated capabilities and competencies needed and how EAM and BTM are evolving.

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IT Excellence

2014 , Labusch, Nils , Winter, Robert , Uhl, Axel , Uhl, Axel , Gollenia, Alexander

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Digital Capability Framework

2013-09-11 , Uhl, Axel , vom Brocke, Jan , Winter, Robert , Rosemann, Michael , Dornberger, Rolf , Schmiedel, Theresa , Labusch, Nils , Safrudin, Norizan

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