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A while ago I created a book on Wikipedia on Enterprise Architecture (Back in August 2009) using Wikipedia Books. This is a function to pull together articles from Wikipedia together in a book format, then download as a PDF or even send to get printed.
I haven’t got far with the printing aspect on this book, although I did pull together some articles on a different subject and sent that to be printed. I was happy with the bound book that came back from the service and it was a reasonable cost.
Thought I would go back and revisit the book and see where it is up to today.
Available at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book:Enterprise_Architecture
I have created this as an open book so it can be added to should anyone wish to assist in collating relevant articles.
The current index is made up of following articles:
Enterprise Architecture
- Enterprise architecture
- Enterprise Architect
- Enterprise architect
- Enterprise Architecture
- Enterprise Architecture Assessment Framework
- Enterprise architecture planning
- Enterprise Architecture Management
- Architecture Patterns ( EA Reference Architecture)
- Frameworks
- Enterprise Architecture framework
- Open Source or Consortia-developed frameworks
- Enterprise Architecture Body of Knowledge
- Generalised Enterprise Reference Architecture and Methodology
- IDEAS Group
- RM-ODP
- The Open Group Architecture Framework
- Commercial frameworks
- Integrated Architecture Framework
- OBASHI
- Information Framework
- Zachman Framework
- Defense industry frameworks
- Department of Defense Architecture Framework
- MODAF
- NATO Architecture Framework
- AGATE Architecture Framework
- Government frameworks
- Government Enterprise Architecture
- FDIC Enterprise Architecture Framework
- Federal Enterprise Architecture
- NIST Enterprise Architecture Model
- Treasury Enterprise Architecture Framework
- Lifecycles
- Enterprise life cycle
- ISO 12207
- Systems Development Life Cycle
- Technology Life Cycle
- Whole-life cost
- Modelling
- Enterprise modelling
- Collaboration
- Business analyst
- Systems analysis
- Information architecture
- Solutions Architect
- Software architect
- Systems architect
- Project manager
- Project management office
- Chief information officer
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