Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) Using TOGAF-ADM at Fuel Supplier

Abstract

Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) has been widely used in various types of businesses. Such as government organizations, agriculture, the banking industry, and companies. This study focuses on creating an EAP for the “Pangkalan BBM Dedi” using the TOGAF ADM framework. Through this research, we succeeded in making the architectural design of the business. The current business processes and processes are identified when a system or application is implemented at the business architecture phase. At the data, the architecture stage resulted in three main activities with seven data entities. The application architecture resulted in recommendations for information systems that can accommodate business needs. The architectural technology stage consists of designing a hardware device and a network that can accommodate application architecture. Overall, there are two business processes whose function is maintained as before, four business processes that the system will replace, and one business process which can be added later.

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