Published Examples
It is uncommon for a commercial organization to publish rich detail from their enterprise architecture descriptions. Doing so can provide competitors information on weaknesses and organizational flaws that could hinder the company's market position. However, many government agencies around the world have begun to publish the architectural descriptions that they have developed. Good examples include the US Department of the Interior, US Department of Defense Business Enterprise Architecture, or the 2008 BEAv5.0 version. (See also Treasury Enterprise Architecture Framework.)
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