Conexiam: Transforming EA with Collaborative Work Approach

Industries are now calling for a radical transformation in the EA landscape, as more emphasis is placed on strategy, process and governance. This demands organizations to be more agile, and they are investing more in the EA domain. EA assists companies to understand the strategic intent of a business and helps to achieve better performances. The present scenario further necessitates the need for an effective EA team to deliver more with fewer resources. In the midst of this predicament, Conexiam, a consulting company, delivers robust enterprise architectural solutions to solve complex business issues.

Headquartered in Calgary, Canada, with offices in Ottawa, Boston and Philadelphia, Conexiam offers services on architecture in two vital segments—consulting and training. “We believe EA is the smart way for organizations to solve complex problems and deliver on their business strategy,” says Dave Hornford, CEO, Conexiam.

The company’s flagship product, Navigate, helps companies to map out and solve various business hitches. “The key aspect for Navigate is asking the correct questions to track the business performances. A critical element in it, Trade-off, helps companies trace down their requirements or highlight areas that need change,” points out Hornford. Another essential product—Pilot checks and supervises the changes suggested by Navigate using a series of techniques. “By deploying Navigate, we determine where a company desires to be and then administering the project with Pilot, we help them meet their objective,” adds Hornford.

Conexiam’s newest product offering, Atlas targets information management. The path to develop their client’s capability to use the vast amount of information they are dependent upon to remain competitive. Furthermore, Conexiam has a specialized a distinctive training wing that facilitates companies with a tool to develop a robust EA capability. Their training goes beyond The Open Group’s TOGAF Framework driving to execution using Conexiam’s architecture toolset. “EA is an integral part to business survival and success. Our training curriculum is designed to improve business agility of different companies and reduce risk for future investments,” claims Hornford.