This essay focuses on network infrastructure that comprise its information enterprise.However,based upon past experience with such recommendations, the Nofsinger team knows that it must be prepared for debate amongst the client’s managers and executives as to the relative merits of such tools.

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Week 7: Why Does Sifers-Grayson Need an Enterprise Architecture tool?

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Nofsinger Consulting has recommended that Sifers-Grayson invest in an Enterprise Architecture tool to help it document the assets, processes, and network infrastructure that comprise its information enterprise.However,based upon past experience with such recommendations, the Nofsinger team knows that it must be prepared for debate amongst the client’s managers and executives as to the relative merits of such tools.

To help your team prepare for the expected debate, you have been asked to write a 3 to 5 paragraph response to the question “Why does Sifers-Grayson need an Enterprise Architecture tool?”

You should focus on the benefits of having a tool that can help guide the creation of an enterprise architecture.

Provide in-text citations and references for 3 or more authoritative sources.Finally,  Put the reference list at the end of your posting.

1.  Firstly,     Better communication

Emails have become a burden in many companies who are looking for simpler ways to communicate. However, chat tools are an answer.

A tool like Slack allows you to create a channel for every conversation.However,  Unlike email threads, channels can be on leave or joined as need arises. Threads allow for side conversations, and direct messaging lets team members get at it with individual colleagues.

For the small business owner, chat tools are a game changer.Moreover,  No more cc’ing into emails. Instead, you get a transparent, real-time overview of efficient company communications.

2.  Secondly,effective collaboration

Most small business owners are juggling multiple projects and schedules. They need effective collaboration and individual accountability. Project management tools enable this. They ensure that, as a small business owner, you can manage the hierarchy and sequencing of tasks and check that your employees are getting the work to do.

Basecamp is a project management tool that uses a combination of features to save you time. To-do lists, for example, allow you to assign projects and tasks and see them getting checked off. Schedules show everyone on a project what is coming up and message boards keep communications tidy.

3. Thirdly,reducing tedious paperwork

Drowning in absence request forms and expenses claims? Sorting HR records on your mind? You definitely want to consider a tool that will help you get employee details file, and those routine tasks automation.

Turbine does just that. It makes it easy to record and approve expenses and also lets you create purchase orders on the go. With straightforward tracking and management of holidays, sick days and other time off, who knows, maybe a four-day working week for your company is right around the corner.

4.Finallly, automating social media

Social media management software is a no-brainer for any small business. If you don’t want to make a full-time job of posting to each social network multiple times a day, you need a tool like Buffer.

Buffer enables you to craft posts for each channel in one place. With planning, automated publishing and analytics built in, you can tell your story and measure the performance of your content in no time.