In practice, business architecture is evolving with the development of new technology. There are a growing number of Australian organisations looking to modernise their approach to strategy alignment, and investing in business architecture is a popular method. When invested in over time, enterprise business architecture provides the blueprint for how operations connect back up to strategy. The Holocentric platform includes a business architecture capability that enables organisations to deliver on their strategic intent. It supports the comprehensive modeling of people, process, and technology elements to understanding their linkages and interdependences.  

Organisations are made up of various moving parts; people, processes, capabilities, systems, all working together to deliver services. When these elements become disconnected, the organisation is exposed to risks associated with poor service delivery, non-compliance, and loss of corporate knowledge from personnel turnover. Organisations with complex needs use Holocentric to capture the structure and outputs of their various business domains. These models enable cross-function visibility and provide a strong foundation for business analysis and transformation.