Applying IAF and Using Its Outcomes

Jack Wout (), Maarten Waage (), Herman Hartman (), Max Stahlecker () and Aaldert Hofman ()
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Jack Wout: Capgemini Nederland BV
Maarten Waage: Capgemini Nederland BV
Herman Hartman: Capgemini Nederland BV
Max Stahlecker: Capgemini Nederland BV
Aaldert Hofman: Capgemini Nederland BV

Chapter Chapter 5 in The Integrated Architecture Framework Explained, 2010, pp 201-223 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Remember the reasons for IAF stated in Chap. 1? The IT landscape became more and more complex, and we needed tools to manage that complexity. Architecture was the term that was coined to describe the activities that we were executing to manage the complexity. The ones who actually perform these activities are the architects.

Keywords: Business Process; Business Service; Business Unit; Enterprise Architecture; Business User (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-11518-9_5

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