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THE JOB DESCRIPTION

Everything an enterprise architect does. What Vera delivers for each.

Ten core responsibilities of the role. For each: what it takes today, and the deliverable Vera hands you. She meets all ten. Most candidates stop at four.

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RESPONSIBILITYHOW IT GETS DONE TODAYWHAT VERA DELIVERS
01

Know the current state

Map the landscape: ERP, CRM, integrations, custom apps and the processes they run.

TODAY

Months of interviews and spreadsheets that are out of date on delivery.

VERA DELIVERS

Atlas map of your whole estate, linking code in every system to the process it serves. Plus Vera Wiki, rewritten every refresh.

Process mapping →
02

Assess the impact of change

Review designs and change requests before they go ahead.

TODAY

Senior developers trace callers by hand. Impact is found in testing.

VERA DELIVERS

An impact analysis for any change: callers, processes, reports, and the risks, each with a source.

Change impact →
03

Plan the target state

Define where the architecture is going and the roadmap to get there.

TODAY

Scope set in workshops, based on whoever is still around.

VERA DELIVERS

Migration readiness assessment for S/4HANA, cloud moves or platform consolidation: what to bring across, retire or rebuild.

Migration scoping →
04

Keep standards and documentation true

Make sure what's written down matches what runs.

TODAY

Docs drift. Nobody knows which version to trust.

VERA DELIVERS

Reconciliation report: every rule labelled agree, disagree or gap, with both sources side by side.

Reconciliation →
05

Manage dependencies and integrations

Know what depends on what before anything moves.

TODAY

Undocumented interfaces surface when they break.

VERA DELIVERS

Dependency and interface maps, including the integrations no document mentions.

Dependency tracing →
06

Rationalise the portfolio

Decide which applications and customisations to keep, consolidate or retire.

TODAY

Overlapping apps and custom code nobody can link to a business need.

VERA DELIVERS

A rationalisation list: overlapping capabilities across systems, and code with no business process behind it.

Rationalisation →
07

Govern AI on the estate

Make sure AI tools give answers the business can rely on.

TODAY

Every copilot builds its own partial picture. None cite sources.

VERA DELIVERS

Knowledge layer: one governed model your copilots and agents query, with citations and declared gaps.

Grounding AI →
08

Retain knowledge

Keep what the organisation knows when people move on.

TODAY

Knowledge walks out with the developer or the partner.

VERA DELIVERS

A living model of what the system does and why, that any new joiner can ask.

Knowledge retention →
09

Advise the business

Answer leaders' questions about systems, fast and accurately.

TODAY

Questions take days and come back as opinions.

VERA DELIVERS

Plain-English answers in seconds, every sentence labelled and linked to source.

Ask Vera →
10

Support M&A and carve-outs

Work out what goes with a business being separated.

TODAY

Separation scoped late, under deal pressure.

VERA DELIVERS

A separation map: which code, interfaces and processes belong to each side.

Carve-outs →
AND WHAT STAYS WITH YOUR PEOPLE

Vera does the digging. Your architects make the calls. (And take the credit.)

  • Deciding the target architecture and the trade-offs
  • Aligning stakeholders and getting sign-off
  • Owning risk and accountability
  • Setting standards and principles

Give her a trial task.

Start with one system and one deliverable: an Architecture Snapshot, at a fixed price. See the evidence before you commit.

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