Enterprise architecture is the practice of planning how business capabilities, applications, data and technology fit together and change over time.
TOGAF certified architects · SAP LeanIX certified · Architect-led
Enterprise architecture consulting that ties every technology decision to business strategy.
We set up your enterprise architecture practice: the operating model, the capability map, a review board that decides quickly, and a three-year roadmap your executives fund.
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- 15+Years of team experience
- 20+Enterprise implementations
- 60 minFree Enterprise architecture review, with a written plan
- 5.0/5Client satisfaction (CSAT)
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What is enterprise architecture?
It turns strategy into a target state and a roadmap, so investment goes to the changes that matter most.
A review board keeps new projects in line with the plan, without becoming a queue that slows delivery.
Where you are starting from
Starting an EA practice, or resetting one
No EA practice yet
Decisions are made project by project, and nobody sees the whole landscape.
First stepA capability map and a current state, so the first roadmap rests on facts.
A practice nobody uses
Diagrams exist, but projects route around the architects.
First stepA lighter review board and a roadmap tied to budget decisions.
A big change ahead
An acquisition, an ERP or CRM consolidation, or an AI program is coming.
First stepA target state for the affected domains and a sequenced plan.
What we do
What do enterprise architecture services include?
One certified team covers the practice end to end, from the first capability workshop to the review board that keeps it running.
EA operating model
01Principles, roles, processes, tools and measures for a practice that lasts.
Business capability map
02Levels 1 to 3, agreed with the business, as the anchor for every decision.
Current state assessment
03Applications, data and technology mapped to capabilities, with cost and risk.
Target state architecture
04Where the landscape should be in three years, domain by domain.
Technology roadmap
05The moves to get there, sequenced, costed and tied to business outcomes.
Architecture review board
06Quick design reviews, waivers when they make sense, and owned standards.
EA tooling
07SAP LeanIX or your repository set up as the single source of truth.
Architecture for AI
08AI use cases placed in the architecture, with data and governance planned.
Architecture domains
What does an enterprise architect look at?
Four domains, from the business down to the infrastructure, in the order TOGAF works through them.
- Capabilities
- Value streams
- Processes
- Organization
- Data objects
- Ownership
- Master data
- Data flows
- Applications
- Interfaces
- Integration patterns
- SaaS
- Cloud and hosting
- Platforms
- Security
- Lifecycle
EA operating model
An EA operating model that lasts after we leave
Four parts, set up together, because a practice missing any one of them stops being used.
People
Who does architecture, and how they work with delivery.
- Enterprise architects
- Domain and solution architects
- Business owners
Process
How work enters, gets reviewed and is decided.
- Intake and triage
- Design review
- Roadmap updates
Tools
One repository everyone trusts.
- SAP LeanIX or similar
- ArchiMate models
- Reference architectures
Governance
Rules that guide without blocking delivery.
- Principles and standards
- Review board
- Measures that matter
Your EA practice
Architecture review board
How does an architecture review board work?
Four steps and one decision, designed so a typical design clears in one meeting.
Submit
A short design brief against a standard template.
Triage
Small changes go on a fast track, large ones to the board.
Review
Checked against principles, standards and the roadmap.
Discuss
Architects and the delivery team meet once.
- Does it fit the target state?
Approve
Build as designed. Recorded in the repository.
Approve with conditions
A waiver with an end date, or changes to make first.
Rework
Specific feedback and a date to come back.
Technology roadmap
What a three-year technology roadmap looks like
Each year has one goal leadership can repeat, and the moves that serve it.
- Year 1
Stabilize
Know what you have and stop the bleeding.
- Capability map and inventory complete
- End-of-life risks fixed first
- Quick wins from duplicate systems
- Year 2
Consolidate
Fewer, better platforms.
- Core platforms chosen per domain
- Integration standardized
- Data ownership agreed
- Year 3
Differentiate
Invest where the business competes.
- AI built on clean data
- New capabilities funded
- Roadmap reviewed every quarter
Frameworks and tools
The frameworks we work with
Used as far as they help. No framework is applied for its own sake.
- Method
TOGAF Standard
The ADM, from architecture vision to change management. 10th Edition.
- Notation
ArchiMate
One modeling language across business, application and technology.
- Taxonomy
APQC PCF
A cross-industry process framework used to seed capability maps.
- Ontology
Zachman
What, how, where, who, when and why, from each perspective.
- Tool
SAP LeanIX
The repository for capabilities, applications and roadmaps.
Cost and timing
What it costs and how long it takes
The review is free
A 60-minute architecture review of your enterprise architecture setup, with a written plan you keep.
A fixed-scope proposal first
Before any work starts you get a written proposal: a fixed-scope project with milestones, or a monthly plan. You approve it, or you do not.
Timing follows scope
How long it takes depends on what is in scope. The proposal states the milestones, so you see the timeline before you commit.
Client stories
Client work we have delivered
Real engagements, described by industry. Each story covers the starting position, what we built and how we delivered it, end to end.
Commercial & Business ServicesPhase 2 of an Enterprise Program Across Sales, Service and CPQA multi-cloud Phase 2 of about 960 hours for an enterprise B2B business: Sales Cloud, Service Cloud and Salesforce CPQ joined into one process, from architecture to release and change management.Sales Cloud · Service Cloud · Salesforce CPQ · Salesforce PlatformRead the story 
Defence & AerospaceA Stage-Gated, Auditable Bid Process Designed for a Defence and Space ContractorSolution design for an Australian defence and space contractor: org review, a stage-gated bid framework, risk register and payment milestones, an approval matrix with status write-back, one-click gate packs and division-level access.Sales Cloud · Salesforce Platform · Approvals · Document generationRead the story 
ManufacturingDependable CRM and ERP Operations for an Industrial Equipment ManufacturerSalesforce and Certinia ERP for an industrial equipment manufacturer: multi-month cleanup and troubleshooting, data integrity and ERP fixes, change management and production support.Salesforce Platform · Certinia ERP · Certinia PSA · FlowRead the story Client reviews
What clients say about working with our architects
See how teams describe working with SynconAI, from first scope to production delivery.
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“I had a very urgent deadline for our project reporting to be delivered and needed to build the module, dashboard and output reports in Salesforce. SynconAI were very responsive - they met with me online, responded to my emails quickly and took calls - whatever was needed to progress the work quickly. We are thrilled with the outcome and will continue to work with SynconAI in the future to continue to build our Salesforce capability and platform.”
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“The team at SynconAI were fantastic, and promptly delivered on each project. They were able to guide us through every stage and made sure we were satisfied with the outcomes on multiple scopes of work.”
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“They have been great and helping us transform out business by bringing what I conceptualize to life. Great at translating process/workflow needs into a solution. Been a pleasure work with and they're a critical part of our team and will be instrumental into bringing about my vision.”
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“Working with SynconAI was a seamless and highly professional experience from start to finish. They took the time to deeply understand our business processes before designing and implementing a Salesforce solution tailored specifically to our operational needs. The team demonstrated strong technical expertise across Salesforce configuration, automation, integrations, reporting, and user experience design.”
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Frequently asked questions
Enterprise architecture consulting, answered.
Straight answers about TOGAF, capability maps, review boards, roadmaps and how long it takes.
Help to plan and govern how business capabilities, applications, data and technology fit together: an operating model, a capability map, a target state, a roadmap and a review board.
How your architecture practice runs: the people and roles, the processes for intake and review, the tools and repository, and the governance and measures that keep it useful.
Yes. Our architects are TOGAF certified and use the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, where it helps, along with ArchiMate for models and APQC PCF to seed capability maps.
It reviews significant designs against principles, standards and the roadmap, grants time-boxed waivers, owns the standards and settles decisions that cross domains.
It depends on the size of the landscape and how much exists already. The written proposal states the milestones, so you see the timeline before you commit.
A stable picture of what your business does, independent of org charts and systems. It anchors investment, rationalization and roadmap decisions.
Mostly SAP LeanIX, which our architects are certified in, plus ArchiMate tools and your existing repository where that serves you better.
Yes. We place AI use cases in the target state with the data, integration and governance they need, so AI is planned in the architecture rather than added to the side of it.
TOGAF and ArchiMate are registered trademarks of The Open Group. APQC Process Classification Framework is a product of APQC. The Zachman Framework is a trademark of John A. Zachman. SAP LeanIX is a trademark of SAP SE. SynconAI is an independent consulting firm and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these organizations.
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