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An Introduction to Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise architecture is a way of organising a company's business processes, information and technology so that they work together toward its goals. This introduction explains the core ideas through a series of case studies, showing how the discipline plays out in real organisations.

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Rather than staying at the level of theory, it walks readers through how to build an enterprise architecture management plan, from setting the scope to putting the approach into practice inside their own company. It suits managers, IT professionals and anyone who needs to understand how the parts of a business fit together, and how to keep that picture current as the organisation changes.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 352 pages

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