BOC Group Named a Leader in Gartner’s Enterprise Architecture Market for the Sixth Time
BOC Group has been named a Leader for the sixth consecutive time in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Architecture Tools. The company says the ADOIT EA Suite uses artificial intelligence to support the management and analysis of architecture data.
- BOC Group has been named a Leader in the Gartner report for the sixth consecutive time.
- The ADOIT EA Suite provides a living, connected architecture data repository.
- The system supports natural-language interaction and dependency analysis.
- Gartner says the Magic Quadrant reflects analyst opinions, not statements of fact.
Sixth consecutive recognition
BOC Group, which develops enterprise modeling software, has once again been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Architecture Tools. The report, published on October 13, 2026, was authored by Austin Steinmetz, Rowan Wakeford and Rhyan Light.
According to a statement from BOC Group, this marks the company’s sixth consecutive recognition as a Leader. The company views this as a sign of the ADOIT EA Suite’s momentum as organizations work on artificial intelligence-supported transformation.
ADOIT is designed to enable enterprise architecture teams to use a living, connected repository instead of static documentation. BOC Group says the repository also supports decision-making by allowing architecture-related information to be managed in one place and in context.
Artificial intelligence in architecture work
According to the company, ADOIT’s guided workspaces and simple forms make it easier to enter, validate and use architecture data across an organization. This means experts spend less time on data entry and can focus more on higher-value tasks.
A central element of the system’s development is the direct integration of artificial intelligence into day-to-day architecture work. BOC Group says ADOIT enables natural-language interaction with architecture knowledge, helps identify dependencies and technology risks, and accelerates the transition from enterprise data to actionable insights.
Christoph Moser, ADOIT’s product manager, said: “Being recognized as a Leader for six consecutive years is something we are extremely proud of. As artificial intelligence reshapes businesses, organizations need a clear view of their technologies, dependencies and the impact of change. With ADOIT, our goal is to provide architects with this context, along with the tools to turn it into confident decisions.”
What does this mean for users and the market?
According to BOC Group, ADOIT is aimed at organizations that need to track the impact of technologies, dependencies and changes during transformation. Natural-language use, dependency discovery and technology risk identification can support the everyday use of architecture data.
BOC Group develops and markets Enterprise Modelling Software products for business process management, enterprise architecture, and governance, risk management and compliance. The company says its tools can integrate with applications across numerous ecosystems. ADOIT customers include Allianz, Dubai Airports, Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, PostFinance and NielsenIQ.
Gartner nevertheless emphasizes that it does not endorse any company, vendor, product or service featured in its publications. The research firm says the Magic Quadrant reflects the opinions of Gartner’s business and technology analyst organization and should not be considered a statement of fact. Gartner also advises technology users not to select vendors solely on the basis of the highest rating or another designation.
