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The Long View
May 23, 2007 Before agencies were required to adopt enterprise architecture planning, they lacked a defined, systematic approach for tying technology investments to performance, business and information requirements. They failed to link information technology resources to missions, instead often making decisions by instinct and intuition. Unfortunately, enterprise architecture has been focused more on ...
The Long View
May 15, 2007 Enterprise architecture plans are useless without clear, relevant information. Before agencies were required to adopt enterprise architecture planning, they lacked a defined, systematic approach for tying technology investments to performance, business and information requirements. They failed to link information technology resources to missions, instead often making decisions by instinct and ...
