Enterprise Architecture Design for Startup Companies using the application of TOGAF ADM Nyoman Ayu Nila Dewi (a*), Riza Wulandari (b), I Ketut Widhi Adnyana (c)
a,b,c)Fakultas Informatika dan Komputer, Institut Teknologi dan Bisnis STIKOM bali
Jalan Raya Puputan No.86 Renon, Denpasar, Indonesia
*nila[at]stikom-baliac.id, rizawulandari[at]stikom-bali.ac.id, widhi_adnyana[at]stikom-bali.ac.id
Abstract
Start Up is a technology startup company that is currently quite a lot emerging. The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected the development of the company due to the use of technology in all fields. Many processes are currently highly dependent on the needs and advances in technology. Start Up is a technology company that provides solutions for entrepreneurs and SMEs to be able to use technology. Many MSEs or SMEs are competing to be able to take advantage of technology to be able to continue to develop in the conditions of the covid 19 pandemic. The existence of startup companies and their development in Indonesia is growing so that it provides a positive value. The increasing number of startup companies cannot guarantee that these companies can survive in the long term. The problem that arises is that some start-up companies fail. Many startup companies fail because companies appear instantly without having a mature plan to be able to grow and survive with competing companies. Business processes in the company can be said to be quite minimal but competition with similar companies is quite high. Seeing these problems, startup companies need to have good and clear strategic planning documents to be able to provide an overview of technological challenges with competing companies and documentation for further developments. Documentation of strategic planning is done by using the TOGAF ADM method. This framework is used for planning documentation to align business processes and current technologies. The results of this study are documentation of the company^s internal and external conditions from the IT side, TOGAF ADM artifacts and IT planning blueprints.
