Independent Enterprise Architecture Consultancy

Make better strategic decisions with enterprise architecture

Practical Enterprise Architecture

Turning complex business and technology landscapes into clear decisions and measurable outcomes.

STRATEGY CAPABILITIES PROCESSES APPLICATIONS PEOPLE & TECH Growth Resilience Customer Insight Service Delivery Risk & Compliance Onboarding Case Handling Reporting CRM Core Platform Analytics Teams Cloud Infra Data
Who you're working with

About Jonas Broe

Jonas Broe

Senior Enterprise Architecture Consultant

I've worked with hundreds of organizations across industries, sizes, and levels of EA maturity—helping them establish architecture practices, navigate complex transformations, and turn complexity into clarity.

Whether you are building an EA capability, rationalizing your application landscape, implementing Ardoq, or need an experienced Enterprise Architect to support a transformation, I bring practical expertise tailored to your needs.

My experience spans Enterprise Architecture and related disciplines, supporting organizations as a trusted advisor, implementation lead, trainer, and strategic sparring partner. I help teams gain visibility, reduce complexity, and make informed decisions that maximize the value of technology investments.

Enterprise Architecture should create clarity, not complexity. By connecting business and technology perspectives, I help organizations build a shared understanding, improve collaboration, and make better decisions that deliver measurable business value.

Pragmatic Focus on business questions instead of complex models no one can understand.
Direction Understand where you are and where you are going.
Maintenance Your model will only work if it's maintained over time.
Governance Build governance in from the start, so it sticks instead of gathering dust.
Selected Work

Real engagements, real outcomes

Automated Privacy & Compliance Governance Large Investment Bank · Financial Services Read more Read less

Impact: Reduced audit effort by transforming a manual privacy assessment process into a structured, automated capability.

Challenge

The bank managed application privacy assessments through Excel-based processes requiring significant manual effort. Information was fragmented, there was no central overview, and audit preparation required extensive data gathering.

What I did

Designed and implemented a structured assessment workflow with automated questionnaires, reporting, and dashboards to manage privacy assessments across the application portfolio.

Outcome

The bank established a central, continuously updated view of privacy assessments, providing auditors with immediate insights while reducing manual administration and improving governance.

Application Governance & Shadow IT Reduction Leading Engineering & Architectural Consultancy Group · Northern Europe Read more Read less

Impact: Created control over application demand, technology spend, and architectural governance.

Challenge

The organisation had limited control over new application requests, resulting in shadow IT, unclear costs, and inconsistent technology decisions.

What I did

Established an EA-driven application intake and governance process, ensuring all new requests followed a structured review. Defined decision criteria to approve, reject, or request more information based on business value, risk, and architectural alignment.

Outcome

The organisation gained transparency and control over application decisions, reduced shadow IT, improved cost management, and strengthened trust between EA and business stakeholders.

Building an Enterprise Architecture Capability International E-commerce Company Read more Read less

Impact: Established an EA foundation and demonstrated measurable value within four weeks.

Challenge

The company had no established Enterprise Architecture practice. Architecture information was scattered across teams, application ownership was unclear, and there was limited visibility into technology costs, dependencies, and risks.

What I did

Built the foundation for an EA practice, including the operating model, repository structure, governance approach, and initial application landscape.

Outcome

Within four weeks, the organisation had a structured EA capability and could demonstrate tangible value to key stakeholders through improved transparency, ownership, and decision support.

Credentials

Certified, trained, and formally educated in EA

Ardoq Practitioner & Partner Certified Certified practitioner, valid through 2028 · Official implementation & training partner
Certified Enterprise Architect Carnegie Mellon University
Certified Project Manager (PRINCE2 Agile) AXELOS · PRINCE2 Agile
MSc IT (cand.it.) IT University of Copenhagen · Specialization in Enterprise Architecture
TOGAF Certified The Open Group Architecture Framework
The path to maturity

Where you are. Where you're going.

Enterprise architecture maturity builds in stages, not all at once. Most engagements move through phases — each one wider in scope and higher in maturity than the last.

Recommended Path MATURITY TIME Foundations 1 • List of Applications • Business Capability Map • Landscape Overview • Ownership Workflow Application Rationalization 2 • Overlap Analysis • Cost & Value Review • Data Lineage Mapping • Consolidation Roadmap • TIME Analysis • Integration Mapping • IT Contract Optimization ADD-ON Governance, Risk & Compliance • Risk & Compliance Register • Supplier Risk Mapping • Regulatory Reporting ADD-ON Strategy to Execution • Target Architecture • Investment Priorities • Executive Alignment A senior sounding board at leadership level. ADD-ON · YOUR CHOICE Choose any service Cloud Migration, Data Lineage, M&A, or anything else from the services list — scoped to what's needed next.
Foundations and Application Rationalization form the core path, built every time. From the same plug point, one add-on attaches next — shown here as three options: Governance, Risk & Compliance, Strategy to Execution, or literally any other service on the list, scoped to what's needed.
01

Foundations

Getting a clear, current view of the landscape — capabilities, applications, and ownership — so every decision from here on is based on fact.

Enterprise Architecture · Business Capability Modelling · EA Health Check · Getting Started with EA
02

Application Rationalization

Identifying redundant, overlapping, or obsolete applications and building the case to consolidate, retire, or replace them.

Application Portfolio Management · IT Cost Management · Cloud Migration · Data Lineage

Add-on — pick one, several, or none

Add-on

Governance, Risk & Compliance

A single, continuously maintained map of your systems, data, and suppliers — the foundation that NIS2, DORA, PCI DSS, and the AI Act all quietly assume you already have.

Risk & Compliance Register · Supplier Risk Mapping · AI System Inventory · Regulatory Reporting
Add-on

Strategy to Execution

Translating a transformation ambition into a roadmap that IT and the business can both execute against, with an independent, senior sounding board at leadership level.

Digital Transformation · Governance · Mergers & Acquisitions · Ongoing Consultancy
Add-on · Your choice

Choose any service

Cloud Migration, Data Lineage, M&A, or anything else from the services list — added on and scoped to what's needed next.

See the full services list below

"Your model will only work if it's maintained over time."

Services

What I do

Engagements range from a single workshop to a standing advisory retainer. Pick a starting point below, or get in touch and we'll scope something new.

Core enterprise architecture

  • Application Portfolio Management
    Connecting applications, business capabilities, ownership, costs, and lifecycle information to understand your current landscape and plan future change.
  • Application Rationalization
    Identifying redundant, overlapping, or obsolete applications and building the case to consolidate, retire, or replace them.
  • Business Capability Modelling
    Understanding what your organization does, and modelling its capabilities to align strategy, investment, and management decisions.
  • Cloud Migration
    Mapping applications, dependencies, and readiness to plan and execute cloud transitions with confidence.
  • Data Lineage
    Visualizing data flows, dependencies, and ownership to improve transparency, governance, and confidence in your information landscape.
  • Enterprise Architecture
    Turning complex business and technology landscapes into clear insights for better decisions.
  • Integration Mapping
    Visualizing your application ecosystem, dependencies, and the impact of change.
  • IT Contract Optimization
    Reviewing vendor and licensing contracts against actual usage to cut redundant spend and strengthen renewal negotiations.
  • IT Cost Management
    Understanding where technology spend goes and identifying opportunities to optimize cost and value.
  • Process Mapping
    Documenting how work gets done and connecting processes to the applications, data, and teams that enable them.

Tooling & enablement

  • EA Tool Demo
    A live walkthrough of Ardoq — from demo, to proof of concept, to your new EA tool in full use.
  • Tool Training and Implementation
    Hands-on training plus implementation support, setting up your organization's connected, always-current source of truth. I work primarily with Ardoq, the EA tool I know best and am certified in.
  • EA Health Check
    A comprehensive health check of your estate — documented, with clear recommendations and direction aligned to best practices.
  • EA Workshops for Beginners
    Short, practical sessions that give non-architects enough EA literacy to work with the practice, not around it.
  • Getting Started with EA
    A structured path for organizations standing up enterprise architecture for the first time.
  • Ongoing Consultancy
    A standing arrangement for advice, reviews, and course-correction as your architecture and Ardoq setup evolve.

AI, governance & continuity

  • AI / GDPR / DPIA Assessment
    Assessing AI initiatives and data flows against GDPR obligations, including data protection impact assessments.
  • AI4EA — AI-Ready Enterprise Architecture
    Building an Enterprise Architecture that both people and AI can reason about — structured and connected enough to support AI-assisted analysis and decision-making.
  • Governance
    Establishing decision rights, standards, and review processes so architecture decisions are followed through, not quietly ignored.
  • Maintenance
    Keeping your architecture model current as systems, teams, and priorities change, so it stays a tool people actually trust.
  • Your EA Left. What Do You Do?
    Interim architecture cover that keeps models, roadmaps, and decisions moving while you find a permanent hire.

Change & growth

  • Digital Transformation
    Translating a transformation ambition into an architecture roadmap that IT and the business can both execute against.
  • Mergers & Acquisitions
    Architecture due diligence and integration planning for the application and data landscape across a deal.
  • Project Management
    Running delivery for architecture-heavy initiatives where technical judgment and project discipline both matter.
  • Strategy to Execution
    An independent, senior sounding board for architecture and technology decisions at leadership level.
Start a conversation

Let's discuss your architecture.

Whether you're defining a target architecture, reducing application complexity, implementing Ardoq, or need interim Enterprise Architecture leadership, let's find the right way forward.

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