BiZZdesign is a software company that provides an advanced platform for planning, tracking, and executing business change. We are a global organization with 1,000+ customers across six continents, operating in countries across the globe.
We partner with leading consultancies, distributors, and resellers to provide our customers the best support possible. Our dedication to fulfilling customer needs is reflected both in our rapid growth and in our long-standing customer relationships. Customer success is a key differentiator of BiZZdesign with our best in class training from our Academy, to our professional services and best practices that helps companies mature their EA practice at the pace needed by the business.
Founded in 2000 with strong ties to R&D, our roots lie in research and innovation. Our products are based on our expertise in business design and change. Our force of consultants keep us up-to-date on the latest information regarding customer needs, market trends, and support. Analysts such as Gartner and Forrester continue to recognize our market-leading products that are always top of their class.
Our Recent Blog Posts:
Data Analysis with Dashboards in HoriZZon
/0 Comments/in BiZZdesign, Blog /by Marc Lankhorst and Rob KroeseIn my recent blog post on stakeholder communication, I described various basic forms of communication about architecture, with diagrams, tables, heatmaps and the like. What I did not touch upon in that post is how you can enrich your architecture (and other) models with additional data and display the results in various dashboards. That is […]
Practical ArchiMate Viewpoints for the Application Layer
/0 Comments/in BiZZdesign, Blog /by Bernd IhnenIn my previous blog post (https://bizzdesign.com/blog/a-pattern-for-sizing-archimate-diagrams) I described why it is useful to reduce complexity when creating architecture diagrams. It supports the architect by guiding the creation of diagrams and it supports the reader by not creating overly complex diagrams (too many different types of concepts). Each viewpoint addresses a specific concern, e.g. a capability […]
The Consumerization of Enterprise Architecture: Everyone’s an Architect!
/0 Comments/in BiZZdesign, Blog /by Marc LankhorstEnterprise architecture is often perceived as an abstract, conceptual, and somewhat esoteric discipline practiced by ‘high priests’ who provide guidance with their lofty ‘architecture principles.’ It’s true that architects are often concerned with overarching, cross-cutting concerns that are not always visible to the people ‘in the trenches,’ but this view of enterprise architecture is misguided […]