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Enterprise Architecture as a Contributor to Sustainability Objectives

Sustainability goals as reflected in an organization’s stated mission, should be supported by the Information Technology strategies and functions of the organization. Enterprise Architecture (EA) processes are intended to identify and create alignment between the organisational mission and information technology enabled activities. This exploratory research investigates the use of Enterprise Architecture at two large natural resource extraction organisations through a sustainability lens to reveal the IT contribution to the sustainability aspects of the organisational mission.