From rationalizing the application portfolio to managing technology risk, EA Composer adapts to the questions your architecture practice needs to answer.
Most teams adopt EA Composer to answer one or two of these questions — then use it for more. Start with the problem that sounds like yours.
Which applications overlap or are redundant — and where can we consolidate and cut cost?
A single, current view of every application, its business fit and its cost — so you can retire duplication and simplify the estate.
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What is end-of-life, unsupported, or a security exposure we should be acting on now?
Heatmap lifecycle, support and risk across the estate, so upgrades and remediation are planned before they become incidents.
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How do our systems actually connect across cloud, SaaS and on-prem — and where are the dependencies?
Design and document hybrid and integration architectures as living, editable diagrams tied to the repository — not stale drawings.
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Are our initiatives aligned to our standards and target architecture — and can we evidence it?
Assess projects against standards and the target state, with a decision log that holds up to audit.
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Which capabilities are under-supported or over-invested — and where should the next dollar go?
Map applications and spend onto a capability model to direct investment where it moves the business.
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If we change or retire this, what else is affected — and who needs to know?
Trace dependencies in one click to see the blast radius of any change before you make it.
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