Zachman Framework Grid Overview template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

This slide illustrates the Zachman Framework Grid, a conceptual tool used in enterprise architecture for organizing and analyzing information from multiple perspectives. The grid is structured with six major columns (What, How, Where, Who, When, Why) and five levels (Contextual, Conceptual, Logical, Physical, and Detailed). Each cell within the grid contains the key elements that define each perspective, such as goal lists, process models, and data models, at each of the levels of abstraction.

The design uses a clean and professional layout with distinct color coding to differentiate each level and perspective, making it easy for viewers to understand the relationship between the different components. This is ideal for presentations on enterprise architecture, business modeling, and system design. The slide is fully customizable in PowerPoint and Google Slides, allowing users to adjust colors, text, and layout to suit their branding or specific needs.

This slide is perfect for training sessions, strategic planning meetings, or presentations focused on organizational modeling and system analysis.

Who is it for

This template is designed for business analysts, enterprise architects, IT professionals, and consultants who work with organizational modeling, process management, and system architecture. It is also suitable for business leaders and project managers involved in strategic planning or system design.

Other Uses

Beyond enterprise architecture discussions, this slide can be adapted for workshops on business process management, system development, or digital transformation strategies. It can also be used in presentations related to data governance, organizational analysis, or IT infrastructure planning