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Real-world Enterprise Architecture trends
This comes from Leo de Sousa, an EA in Australian Higher Education who asked the Shared Insights EA Network to provide ideas about what EA trends they were seeing. My take: leading organisations get EA and are figuring out how to link it to...
Neil Ward-Dutton, Macehiter Ward-Dutton | 15th February '08

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