CMAD Group Workbook 1 High-Level Vision
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This document outlines the high-level vision for mobilizing architecture services at an organization. It discusses establishing business enterprise architecture governance to provide transparency and governance. The vision is to create unified models for sustainability, operations, and service-oriented architecture to drive value-chain enrichment and quality service through transparency and governance.
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- 1. 11 Workbook 1 Architecture Services Mobilization High-Level Mobilization Vision Business Architecture Program Business Enterprise Architecture Governance (BEAG) Authored: Alexander Doré Architect September 1, 2010 Confidential C-MAD Group Inc Computer Science & Engineering Architecture Consulting Services
- 2. 22 Transparency in Governance Value-Chain Enrichment Quality Service Value Unified Sustainability Model Operational Model SOA Model Transparency in Governance Value-Chain Enrichment Quality Service Value Transparency in Governance Value-Chain Enrichment Quality Service Value Enterprise Architecture Mobilization Vision Drives Leverages