Enterprise reference architectures : a research portfolio

J.C. Wortmann

Enterprise reference architectures : a research portfolio

J.C. Wortmann

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Abstract

The paper addresses several unresolved classical questions about enterprise reference architectures. These questions are discussed in light of current developments in ITC, such as interoperability, component-based software, and configurable software. The discussion leads to four new areas of research, viz.: 1) how can extemal services be modelled? 2) how can man-machine systems be modelled? 3) what is the appropriate level of being generic? and 4) how can distribution of data applications and hardware be mode lied?

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Enterprise engineering and integration: Building international consensus
Editors	K. Kosanke, J.G. Nell
Place of Publication	Berlin
Publisher	Springer
Pages	20-26
Publication status	Published - 1997

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