BOC Group Named a Leader in Gartner’s 2026 Enterprise Architecture Quadrant
BOC Group says it has been positioned as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Architecture Management Tools, marking the sixth consecutive time it has received the designation. The company links the recognition to ADOIT’s role in helping architecture teams use connected enterprise data during AI-driven transformation.
- BOC Group says it was named a Leader for the sixth consecutive time.
- The recognition concerns Gartner’s 2026 Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Architecture Management Tools.
- ADOIT uses guided workspaces, forms and AI features for architecture work, according to BOC Group.
- The company says teams can use natural language to explore architecture knowledge and identify risks.
- Gartner says its Magic Quadrant reports reflect analysts’ opinions and are not recommendations.
Recognition for BOC Group and ADOIT
BOC Group, an enterprise-modelling software provider, said it was again placed in the Leader category in Gartner’s 2026 Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Architecture Management Tools. The company described the placement as its sixth in a row.
According to BOC Group, the recognition reflects the continuing importance of ADOIT as organisations change their businesses with artificial intelligence. The company presents ADOIT as a platform that can turn static architecture documentation into a connected repository intended to support business decisions.
The announcement was issued from Vienna, Berlin and Winterthur, Switzerland, on 3 November 2026. The cited Gartner research is Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Architecture Tools, by Austin Steinmetz, Rowan Wakeford and Rhyan Light, dated 13 October 2026.
How ADOIT is intended to support architecture teams
BOC Group says ADOIT provides guided workspaces and simple forms for entering, reviewing and using architecture data across an organisation. The approach is designed to reduce the manual effort involved in collecting data, allowing specialists to focus on other tasks that create value, according to the company.
Artificial intelligence is described as a central part of the product’s development. In ADOIT, teams can interact with architecture knowledge using natural language, identify dependencies and technology risks, and move from enterprise data to actionable insights more quickly.
BOC Group says this work remains grounded in architecture context. That context is intended to help organisations understand their technology, the dependencies between systems and the potential effects of changes.
What the announcement means for users
For architecture teams, the announcement highlights BOC Group’s positioning of ADOIT as a working source of enterprise knowledge rather than a repository used only for documentation. The company’s stated focus is on making architecture information easier to maintain, connect and apply to decisions.
BOC Group lists Allianz, Dubai Airports, Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, PostFinance and NielsenIQ among ADOIT’s worldwide customers. It develops and sells enterprise-modelling software in governance, process management, enterprise architecture management and governance, risk and compliance.
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