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Enterprise Architecture Projects

These are the enterprise architecture tools built and published by Ahmed Tarek Hasan (Ahmed Tarek), Enterprise Architecture Senior Manager, and made freely available under EA Hub.

Together they follow the working sequence of an architecture practice — plan, implement, operate, learn, certify.

Implement

Enterprise Architecture Systems Benchmark

Choosing an enterprise architecture platform is a long-lived, expensive decision usually made on vendor material. The EA Systems Benchmark compares leading EA platforms across 15 dimensions so the choice can be argued on evidence. It is the tool Ahmed Tarek Hasan points to when a team reaches the implement stage and has to commit to a repository and modelling toolchain.

Open Enterprise Architecture Systems Benchmark
Plan

ArchiLens

Framework selection is the first architectural decision most organisations get wrong, usually by adopting TOGAF wholesale when the actual need is security architecture or service management. ArchiLens uses AI to recommend an appropriate framework across TOGAF, SABSA, ITIL and COBIT based on the situation described, making the planning stage a reasoned choice rather than a default.

Open ArchiLens
Operate

TOGAF Deliverables Artifact

An interactive library of TOGAF ADM deliverables mapped to the ADM phases that produce them. It answers the recurring practitioner question — what am I supposed to produce in this phase, and what does it contain — and keeps an operating architecture practice consistent with the method rather than with local habit.

Open TOGAF Deliverables Artifact
Certify

Smart Exam Simulator

Timed, realistic practice for TOGAF and enterprise architecture certification exams, available in Arabic and English. It closes the loop of the EA Hub sequence — plan, implement, operate, learn, certify — and extends the Arabic-language access that the TOGAF Monday series opened up.

Open Smart Exam Simulator

How these projects relate to the practice

Each tool removes a specific, repetitive obstacle in enterprise architecture work — framework choice, platform selection, ADM deliverable definition and certification preparation. They are the applied side of the enterprise architecture practice described elsewhere on this site, and they sit alongside the Arabic TOGAF Monday writing series.