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The SIM Guide to Enterprise Architecture

The SIM Guide to Enterprise Architecture
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 Author: Leon A. Kappelman
Paperback: 330 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1439811139

Presenting insights from leading authorities on enterprise architecture, including John Zachman, Larry DeBoever, and George Paras, this book provides organizations with a solid understanding of key concepts. Managers will be able to conduct more effective oversight of enterprise architecture activities, which will lead to more efficient management of resources throughout these organizations. Beginning with a look at current theory and frameworks, the book discusses the practical application of enterprise architecture and best practices, and includes a wealth of resources and references. It contains the SIM's survey of IT organizations’ enterprise architecture activities which provides important metrics for evaluating progress and success.
 

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