The short answer
An Enterprise Solutions Architect designs solutions and platforms that connect business needs to operating model, data, applications, and integration—from diagnosis to a build-ready, governable blueprint.
What the role includes
Current-state and operating-problem analysis, contribution to operating model design, translation into business/data/application/integration architecture, and support for build-or-buy and delivery-wave decisions.
It is not limited to tool selection and does not replace executive leadership; it clarifies options, risks, and boundaries.
How it appears in AETF
Across Discover, Design, Build, and Transform: from understanding to blueprint to governed execution. In Saudi and GCC contexts, work often focuses on Digital Operating Platforms, ERP/CRM, and data architecture—without claiming a local office.