WELLINGTON, New Zealand - TelAve -- "Our solution tackles the most critical phase of digital transformation —planning," says Sarah Runge, CEO of OConect. "By providing 360° operational visibility, we connect entities & silos, drive stakeholder buy-in, and identify business impact. This connected and collaborative approach delivers organisational planning data 10 times faster than traditional methods."

OConect represents a paradigm shift in enterprise architecture, redefining it as an ecosystem of organisational data. The platform has received overwhelming approval from CIOs and tech leaders for its intuitive design, data-driven automation and accessibility to business users. OConect's approach aligns with Industry Watchdogs long-standing recommendations, moving from IT-centric tools towards a business-led and consultative enterprise architect model.

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"We're empowering employees as Domain Architects," Runge explains. "Who knows their business data better than the domain experts? This approach elevates Enterprise Architects to Trusted Advisers—a win-win for the entire enterprise."

OConect's launch signifies more than just a product release; it declares that enterprise architecture can and should be democratized, accessible, collaborative, and directly aligned with business objectives.

While still in early adoption stages, OConect's unique approach addresses longstanding challenges in digital transformation planning and execution by prioritizing simplicity and business alignment.