Enterprise architecture is the organizing logic for IT and business processes reflecting the integration and standardization requirements of a firm's operating model. This definition of enterprise architecture recognizes that IT is tightly embedded in organizational processes and that the critical role of architecture is to ensure the desired level of business process integration (sharing of data across business units) and business process standardization (implementation of the same business processes across business units).
Top 10 Leadership Principles for Enterprise Architecture
Submitted by A-G Magazine on Mon, 08/25/2008 - 8:01am.
Tagged: Articles, enterprise architecture, Issue 2-3, leadership, Project management
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