Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture was translated into Chinese in 2025 and became available for purchase in January 2026. The book was published by China Machine Press.
The translation process was handled by two translators, David Wenzheng and Quan Wang. As evidenced by the foreword David wrote for the book, both translators became fascinated by the Enterprise Architecture Implementation Wheel. They were impressed by the book’s concept and vision.
This ingenious model transforms the abstract theories of frameworks, such as the TOGAF Standard, into practical, interlocking components.
By avoiding the jargon typically found in traditional architecture books and focusing on strategic implementation, this book offers the Chinese market a new, refreshing perspective on Enterprise Architecture. The book’s practical examples vividly illustrate how an architectural blueprint can be brought to life.
Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture
(Chinese edition)
An international collaboration
The Association of Enterprise Architects in China have participated in and supported the coordination of the translation work for the Chinese edition of Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture.
The localization of the high-quality, professional content found in this book will strengthen the connection between the Chinese architecture community and international architecture practices.
The Association of Enterprise Architects in China congratulates Eric Jager, an international Enterprise Architecture expert, on the official publication of the Chinese edition of his book.
Maggie Gao
The development of the architecture profession hinges on continuous knowledge building, practical experience, and cross-regional exchange. This book provides valuable insights into Enterprise Architecture and strengthens digital transformation and the development of architecture capabilities in China.
Maggie Gao, Director AEA China
Also check out the English edition of Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture, a practical and pragmatic approach to learning the basics of Enterprise Architecture.
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