Enterprise Engineering

The Enterprise Engineering Standards are the result of years of international academic research and industry expert consensus on repeatable patterns that can be reused and replicated. The Enterprise Engineering Standards are packaged as ‘Reference Content’, and is both agnostic and vendor neutral. They have been specifically designed to be fully tailored to and implemented by any organization, both large and small, regardless of its various frameworks, methods, approaches, products, services and activities.

The Enterprise Engineering Standards are developed in the following ways:

  • Research and analyze what works – again and again (Best Practices) – and discover the unique aspects applied by leading organizations (Leading Practices).
  • Identify common and repeatable patterns which provide the basis for the Enterprise Standards.
  • Develop ‘Reference Content’ that increase the level of reusability and replication within the disciplines of Enterprise Modelling, Enterprise Engineering and Enterprise Architecture.
  • Extend with performance and value accelerators with unique aspects from the identified Best Practices and Leading Practices.

The Enterprise Engineering Standards consist of 28 different ‘Reference Content’ areas that are fully integrated with other frameworks, methods and approaches, such as TOGAF, META, FEAF, etc. This ensures full integration and standardization when applying the reference content into your organization, programs and/or projects, thereby having the ability to use our reference content across topics like strategy, capabilities, roles, and process, service and value aspects and technology as well as operational execution between them, creating a cross link throughout the Business, Information, and Technology layers.

All LEADing Practice Enterprise Standards are also marked and protected with the official ((O))LEAD Trademark registered in the US and EU. See the following image of the ((O))LEAD Trademark.

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Enterprise Engineering Reference Content

Reference Content Name Reference Content ID#
Decomposition & Composition LEAD-ES30001ALL
Lifecycle Management LEAD-ES30002ALL
Testing LEAD-ES30003SPADPI
Requirement Management LEAD-ES30004ES
Quality Management LEAD-ES30005EM
Enterprise Sustainability LEAD-ES30006ALL
Agile LEAD-ES30007ES
Categorization & Classification LEAD-ES30008ES
Enterprise Tiering LEAD-ES30009ALL
Enterprise Ontology LEAD-ES30010ALL
Enterprise Taxonomy LEAD-ES30011ALL
Enterprise Semantics LEAD-ES30012AS
Periodic Table of Enterprise Elements LEAD-ES30013ALL
Meta Objects LEAD-ES30014ALL
Enterprise Meta Model LEAD-ES30015ALL
Artefacts & Templates LEAD-ES30016ALL
LEAD Way of Structuring LEAD-ES30017WS
Information & Systems Engineering LEAD-ES30018BCSAD
Data Monetization LEAD-ES30019DI
Multiexperience LEAD-ES30020ALL
User Democratization LEAD-ES30021ALL
Human Augmentation LEAD-ES30022ALL
Blueprinting LEAD-ES30023ALL
Implementation LEAD-ES30024ALL
Enterprise Navigator LEAD-ES30025ALL
Packaged Business Capabilities LEAD-ES30026ALL
SMART City & Digital City LEAD-ES30027BCBPSADPI
Productization LEAD-ES30028ALL

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Enterprise Engineering, Modelling and Architecture

With our extensive and powerful database of performance and value accelerators already embedded within the reference content, any organization can benefit from our proven record and experiences gained from both Best and Leading Practices that our Enterprise Standards are based on.

This makes it easier, less time consuming and much cheaper to apply object descriptions, relations and rules to enable Enterprise Engineering, Enterprise Modelling and Enterprise Architecture across organizational departments, programs and projects.