Architecting Enterprise Transformations

Architecting Enterprise Transformationsicon

by Suresh Done

Publisher
Forbes Books
Publication
Apr 11, 2023
Format
Hardback
Illustrated
No
Price
39.99
ISBN
9781642252606
Age
Adult 18+
Category
Business & EconomicsCareer

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Description

Every company needs a framework—a blueprint to follow so that the enterprise can carry out its best work. Enterprise architecture provides just that, and with Architecting Enterprise Transformations, author Suresh Done shows how you can optimize your business systematically and strategically. Great businesses don’t just happen. They follow a deliberate plan that considers every facet of an organization. Inside, you’ll learn about the different architectural frameworks to determine which approach will bring your business fantastic results. But it doesn’t stop there. Successful leaders continually review their processes and structure to adapt to the changing market. In the end, your company will reap the benefits of this transformation, as will your employees, the customers you serve, and the world at large.

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Review
“I have known Suresh since 2007 when he first joined The Open Group as a member. Up until I retired I knew him as an evangelist of Enterprise Architecture. With this book, he seeks to reach a wider audience and give them an insight into its benefits.”—Allen Brown, Rtd.CEO and President, The Open Group

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