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Thoughts and experiences from an Enterprise Software Developer and Architect hiding in plain sight as a Technical Program Manager
Thoughts and experiences from an Enterprise Software Developer and Architect hiding in plain sight as a Technical Program Manager
A good Enterprise Architecture is critical to getting the maximum value out of your company's IT investments. For this reason, many companies spend lots of money trying to develop an Enterprise Architecture. All too often, the result is an expensive fiasco. This MSDN white paper by Roger Sessions looks at some recent spectacular failures of enterprise architectures, analyzes why these failures occurred, and discusses the important lessons your company can learn. The paper outlines a different approach to building an enterprise architecture based on probability theory and wartime combat analysis. A PDF version is also available from Roger's website.
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