Design of Enterprise Architecture Using Zachman Framework at Private School in Center Jakarta

Abstract

Technology is currently fundamental and necessary, including in the education sector, where information technology, such as enterprise architecture, can be applied to support and facilitate school business processes. Private schools in Central Jakarta are one of the schools that utilize information technology in running their business. However, currently, schools still need to use information technology optimally, so it is necessary to integrate school business processes with technology through enterprise architecture design. The design of this enterprise architecture blueprint will utilize the Ward and Peppard analysis method, which provides an overview of business processes and technology from the internal and external side through overall analysis, such as value chain, SWOT and CSF analysis, Porter 5 force analysis, PEST analysis and also technology analysis in schools, as well as the Zachman framework which will describe schools and their technology from various points of view and general aspects, such as Sope, business model, system model, technology model, detailed representation and also functioning enterprise, as well as providing a series of processes that produce IS and IT solutions. Research data was collected through interviews with school officials, observations, and literature studies. Zachman's framework and also Ward and Peppard's analysis are used to overcome problems such as lack of data integration, the need to improve data management, as well as the development of existing schools so that proposals are given that can be implemented by schools in the form of an enterprise architecture blueprint that can be used as a guide in assisting integration-of the school's business processes and technologies within them, as well as their development through the proposed system