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Show to the right of the text Show to the right of the text 2009,article,eam,eam anti pattern ,publication Article Title How to make your enterprise architecture management endeavor fail! Year 2009 Languages of Programs 2009 (PLoP 2009), Chicago, 2009. Address Chicago File Bu09r.pdf Research project EAM Pattern Catalog V1 (2008) /Sebis Public Website/_ Article Abstract EA management is one of the major challenges of modern enterprises. It aims at aligning business and IT in order to optimize their interaction. In contrast to other EAM patterns
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to the right of the text 2009,article,dependency modeling,ea analysis,ea management,eam,eam pattern ,inproceedings,modeling,probabilistic relational models,publication,quantitative analysis Article Goldes (Buckl) Dr. Christian M. Schweda Year 2009 Key Bu09i Research project EAM Pattern Catalog V1 Article Abstract Enterprise Architecture (EA) management involves tasks that substantially Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), San Francisco, USA, paper 318, 2009. Published in 15th
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,eam,eam pattern,inproceedings,publication Article Citation Buckl, S.; Ernst, A. M.; Matthes, F function. This article includes patterns which are part of the EAM Pattern Catalog, a pattern language intention behind the article is to further extend and enhance the already developed EAM patterns and to the right of the text Show to the right of the text Show to the right of the text 2009,article Management Patterns for EA Visioning File europlop_final.pdf Year 2009 Research project EAM Pattern
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text Show to the right of the text Show to the right of the text 2009,article,eam,enterprise decisions. This article discusses the requirements regarding support for landscape management as risen by architecture managemen,historization,journal,management tools,modeling,publication,temporality 2009 Authors Dr. Sabine Goldes (Buckl) Dr. Alexander M. Ernst Dr. Christian M. Schweda Citation Buckl Landscape Evolution. In: Journal of Enterprise Architecture (JEA), p. 12-26, 2009. Published in Journal of
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of the text 2009,article,eam,eam pattern,inproceedings,publication Article Authors Dr. Sabine Article Abstract The design of an Enterprise Architecture (EA) management function for an , neglecting enterprise-specific EA related concerns. In this article, we discuss the architecture framework development method (ADM). This article shows how the generic development steps can be complemented by EAM Pattern Catalog V1 (2008) Title Using Enterprise Architecture Management Patterns to complement