Thanks Dorian. We've had look at IBM Systems Architect, but due to the size of our organization and IBM licensing structure, hence we opted for the two in question.
Project Manager at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
Consultant
Sep 22, 2014
Hello,
My advise is to think about Mega EA, according to Garthner analysis , it
is the best EA tools in 2013 and 2014. and since I am using it, I can tell
you that is definitely the best EA tools in my opinion.
Systems Architect at a aerospace/defense firm with 51-200 employees
Vendor
Sep 22, 2014
I have not used those two. I have used/use IBM Systems Architect, Visual Paradigm and Rational Rose and my experience with those is that is you want true team cooperation, they always ask you to buy something more. Usually there is a separate tool/SW to make teamwork work. Give them all the specs ahead of time so that if something is not there, you can go back and ask for them to fix the problem.
Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect and iServer compete in the business process modeling market. Sparx tends to have the upper hand in flexibility and support for multiple modeling languages, while iServer is noted for its strong integration with the Microsoft Office suite, catering to organizations familiar with these tools.Features: Sparx Enterprise Architect offers wide-ranging modeling capabilities supporting UML, ArchiMate, BPMN, and TOGAF. It allows extensive customization through...
Thanks Dorian. We've had look at IBM Systems Architect, but due to the size of our organization and IBM licensing structure, hence we opted for the two in question.
Hello,
My advise is to think about Mega EA, according to Garthner analysis , it
is the best EA tools in 2013 and 2014. and since I am using it, I can tell
you that is definitely the best EA tools in my opinion.
I have not used those two. I have used/use IBM Systems Architect, Visual Paradigm and Rational Rose and my experience with those is that is you want true team cooperation, they always ask you to buy something more. Usually there is a separate tool/SW to make teamwork work. Give them all the specs ahead of time so that if something is not there, you can go back and ask for them to fix the problem.
Dorian W Smith