Enterprise Architect at Enterprise Architecture Perspectives
Nov 17, 2020
The ease of modeling and the ease of showing interconnectivity and relationships is the most valuable. It is fairly simple and out of the box. It is customizable in many ways. It is a pretty good tool.
Enterprise Architect at Roads & Transport Authority
Mar 13, 2024
The tool's implementation is straightforward as everything is readily available. For instance, setting up a portal is seamless, allowing easy publishing and access to data. However, integrating with other tools like BI, Power BI, or Grafana requires setting up pipelines between them.
Enterprise Architect at Enterprise Architecture Perspectives
Dec 23, 2021
I use reference models, which are taxonomies, in my EA work. It is a reference model/taxonomy of things with capabilities, sub capabilities, and sub-sub capabilities, so you're working it down. I haven't yet found a simple way to implement that in Abacus. It could be that it is there, but I don't know how to do it.
Enterprise Architect at Roads & Transport Authority
Mar 13, 2024
Avolution ABACUS has the drawback of needing data filtering at the development level, unlike some tools that offer filtering at deployment. Two areas where Avolution ABACUS could be improved are regional support and flexibility in model selection. Sometimes, it's challenging to access support or updates in certain regions, which can slow down progress. Additionally, it would be beneficial if the tool allowed more flexibility in selecting multiple models within a single unit.
Senior Enterprise Architect at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Jan 24, 2022
Their local presence in the Middle East could be scaled more, particularly in customer service.
It would be good if they'd also have mobile dashboards for executive management out of the box.
