Dynamic Enterprise Architecture: How to Make It Work

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John Wiley & Sons, 22 feb 2005 - 256 pagina's
This book presents an approach to enterprise architecture, which enables corporations to achieve their business objectives faster. Focusing on the governance of IT in the organization, it provides tangible tools, advice and strategies for implementing and designing the architectural process within a corporation that will make a major contribution in driving the business forward and achieve its goals.
 

Inhoudsopgave

How to Make it Work CHAPTER 1 Agility and Coherence A Conflict of Interests?
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How to Make it Work CHAPTER 2 Agility and Coherence Considered Separately
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How to Make it Work CHAPTER 3 Dynamic Architecture
35
How to Make it Work CHAPTER 4 The DYA Model
51
How to Make it Work CHAPTER 5 Strategic Dialogue
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How to Make it Work CHAPTER 6 Architectural Services
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How to Make it Work CHAPTER 7 Development without Architecture
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How to Make it Work CHAPTER 8 Governance
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How to Make it Work CONCLUSION
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How to Make it Work APPENDICES
207
How to Make it Work GLOSSARY
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How to Make it Work BIBLIOGRAPHY
241
How to Make it Work INDEX
245
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Pagina 20 - ... too late. The customer either no longer needs the product or has already chosen from one of the competitors.
Pagina 6 - A Conceptual Framework for the Continuous Alignment of Business and ICT" (Technische Universiteit Delft and Cap Gemini, December 1999); and V.

Over de auteur (2005)

ROEL WAGTER is Chairman of R. Wagter Business and ICT Architecture B.V. and has more than thirty years of experience in the information technology field. He has held numerous managerial positions in which he gained experience in the alignment between business and IT. These experiences are the foundation for his ideas on enterprise architecture.

MARTIN van den BERG is Chairman of the architecture section of the Dutch Society of IT Professionals, and an enterprise architect and service line manager with Sogeti Nederland B.V. He advises and trains companies in applying enterprise and IT architectures. In addition, he develops services to support organizations to improve the way they work with enterprise and IT architecture.

JOOST LUIJPERS is an information architect with Sogeti Nederland B.V. Prior to joining Sogeti, he was a professor of information engineering.

MARLIES van STEENBERGEN has more than ten years of experience as an enterprise architect. She now works for Sogeti Nederland B.V. as an advisor and coach in the field of enterprise architecture, and chairs Sogeti's Architectural Competence Network.

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