The best book for beginners

“There aren’t many Enterprise Architecture books available, and the few that do exist tend to be rather dry. The difference in Eric Jager’s book is that he introduces the reader to the practice of Enterprise Architecture as though he were a colleague gently guiding you through the role. The dizziness of frameworks, tools, and notations, as well as what areas to cover when starting from scratch—all of this is addressed in a simple and punchy manner.”

Simplifies the complex world of EA

“I found this book to be one of the most enjoyable and useful reads in the field. It not only reinforces best practices but also corrects and solidifies the core foundations of Enterprise Architecture, helping professionals stay aligned with its principles. Many professionals and colleagues looking for a good book on Enterprise Architecture have asked for my recommendations, and this has become my top suggestion for both beginners and experienced practitioners.”

Highly practical book

“Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture is a highly practical and accessible resource that bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world implementation. What makes this book stand out is its hands-on approach, making it valuable for both beginners and experienced professionals in the field of Enterprise Architecture.”