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Processes for Enterprise Application Architecture Management
Waikoloa, Big Island, Hawaii January 07-January 10
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Over the past few decades, the way in which enter- prises have performed their business and organizational changes at the level of information systems has for the most part been incomplete and / or unsystematic. Funda- mental IT innovations have therefore coincided with the development of heterogeneous application landscapes which are more or less inconsistent with the business and / or process architecture. Explicit management of the application architecture, which forms the interface be- tween the business and the technical view on the informa- tion system, is necessary to recreate and preserve consis- tency. Based on a requirements analysis for enterprise application architecture management and a discussion of related work from literature and practice, this paper proposes processes that are based on three case studies. The proposed processes are evaluated in respect of the specified requirements.
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Martin Hafner, Robert Winter, "Processes for Enterprise Application Architecture Management," hicss, pp.396, Proceedings of the 41st Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS 2008), 2008
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