Enterprise Intelligence
Architecture Standards
Structured, and Governed Standards.
The Enterprise Intelligence Architecture (EIA®) Standards establish a comprehensive body of knowledge for designing, governing, implementing, assessing, and continuously evolving intelligent enterprises.
Organized into nine standards series, the EIA Standards provide a common language, reference models, implementation methods, governance practices, technology mappings, and certification pathways that collectively define Enterprise Intelligence Architecture.
1. Why Standards Matter
Enterprise transformation succeeds when every stakeholder shares a common architectural language, follows consistent methods, and applies repeatable governance practices.
The EIA Standards provide this foundation by ensuring that architecture, data, semantics, knowledge, governance, decision intelligence, and artificial intelligence are designed using consistent principles and integrated methods.
Instead of isolated best practices, organizations gain a unified architecture framework that promotes interoperability, governance, and continuous improvement.
2. The EIA Standards Framework (Nine Standards Series)
3. Standards Lifecycle
trends and research findings.
groups and subject matter experts.
by expert task forces.
feedback and commentary.
EIA Standards Committee.
for enterprise adoption.
certification enablement.
to remain cutting-edge.
4. Relationship Between Standards Series
5. Featured Standards
6. Standards Roadmap (Upcoming Releases)
- • EIA-100 Series
- • EIA-110 Series
- • EIA-120 Series (Partial)
- • EIA-200 Series
- • EIA-300 Series
- • EIA-400 Series
- • EIA-410 AI Governance
- • EIA-420 Data Governance
- • EIA-500 Series
- • EIA-600 Series
- • Maturity Assessment Models
- • Conformance Framework
- • EIA-700 Series
- • EIA-800 Series
- • Microsoft Fabric Mapping
- • AWS & Databricks Mapping
- • EIA-900 Series
- • Certification Programs
- • Partner Ecosystem
- • Global Adoption
7. Contribute to the Standards
EIA Standards are built by a global community of architects, practitioners, researchers, industry experts, and technology innovators.
- Provide feedback on draft standards
- Join working groups and task forces
- Share implementation experience and case studies
- Participate in research and validation
- Collaborate with EIA Institute and the global community
8. Open. Structured. Governed. Global.
The EIA Standards are openly developed, transparently governed,
and globally applicable across industries and technologies.