This book by Clive Finkelstein includes a section on business processes,
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> *Issue No: 32 *
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> *Availability of Enterprise Architecture Book*
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> By <#AUTHOR>Clive Finkelstein
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> * *Feature: Book Review <#Book_Review>*
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> * *Part 1: Enterprise Architecture for Managers <#Part_1>*
> * *Part 2: Enterprise Architecture Methods <#Part_2>*
> * *Part 3: Enterprise Integration Technologies <#Part_3>*
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> *Editorial*
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> April 18, 2006: This issue of TEN announces the availability of my
> latest book: /"Enterprise Architecture for integration: Rapid Delivery
> Methods and Technologies", /which was published by Artech House<
> Norwood, MA on March 31, 2006.
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> Many previous issues of TEN have been based on extracts from the book.
> This current issue of TEN includes a complete review of the book by
> Karen Lopez <#Karen_Lopez>, principal of InfoAdvisors. Links are also
> provided so you can order the book online now, if you wish.
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> Upcoming Events
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> A series of 3-day workshops, titled: /"Quick Wins Enterprise
> Architecture Workshop"/ will be presented in Australia in April - May
> by Clive Finkelstein. These are scheduled in Sydney (April 19 - 21)
> and Melbourne (May 2 - 4). /These workshops include a copy of the book
> for each delegate. /
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> * The Marcus Evans PDF brochure can be downloaded as follows:
> * Sydney (April 19 - 21):
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> * Melbourne (May 2 - 4):
> http://www.marcusevans.com/events/CFEventinfo.asp?EventID=10518.
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> Clive Finkelstein will also present a 5-day workshop in Kuala Lumpur
> from May 23 - 27, titled: /Enterprise Architecture for integration:
> Rapid Delivery Methods and Technologies". This workshop includes a
> copy of the book for each delegate. / This course is organized by IBN
> International. A PDF of this course is available for download
> <2006%20EA%20Brochure%20Final.pdf>.
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> InfoAdvisors Book Review
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> *Enterprise Architecture for Integration: Rapid Delivery Methods
> and Technologies
> <http://www.artechhouse.com/default.asp?Frame=Book.asp&Book=1-58053-713-8&ref=14>
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> Clive Finkelstein's /Enterprise Architecture for Integration: Rapid
> Delivery Methods and Technologies/ tackles the problems of designing
> and implementing architectures while trying to balance the need for
> speed prevalent in all IT projects.
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> The author begins in Chapter 1, "Enterprise Architecture and
> Enterprise Engineering", by describing the Zachman Framework, then
> Enterprise Engineering. It is in this second segment where a concept
> often missed by other authors is covered. After giving a list of
> well-known problems with existing development methods, he states:
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> /"The traditional systems development approach - interviewing users
> based on existing business processes and then identifying their future
> needs - does not work well in periods of rapid change, such as today."
> In fact I will make this point stronger, "if we base our needs for the
> future on operational processes that we still use today - we are
> implicitly assuming that the future will be similar to the past. This
> is very dangerous; few industries and enterprises can say today that
> their future will be like their past. Most know that the future will
> be quite different. The only certainty we have is that the processes
> we will need then are quite different from the processes we use today."/
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> This key point is important for all architects to understand. It's
> not just detailed business rules that change, its entire business
> models that change - and often this happens even if the organization
> is not looking for change. Readers who keep this thought in the front
> of their minds will understand why activities such as strategy
> planning and the implementation of enterprise architectures are necessary.
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