Enterprise architecture (EA) has floundered in recent years as the topography of information technology itself has changed. We have moved into a more complex environment that is less easily subject to the kinds of rigid controls envisioned in the architecture concept. We have come to view EA as a static collection of plans and descriptions that do not directly correspond to business requirements. While numerous attempts have been made to salvage its image, the basic approach itself has been subject to questions of relevance.
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