Monthly Archives: July 2005

Summing Up: Understanding EA Management and Implementation in Government

Posted on July 31, 2005

My recent study of EA management and implementation in government illustrates the importance of understanding EAGov from an IS and e-government perspective. The e-government field emphasizes the distinct characteristics of government coordination and maturity stages that now call for vertical … Continue reading →

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Understanding the IS Heritage for EA

Posted on July 20, 2005

Contrary to what most practitioners (and some academics) seem to assume, the definitions of EA that we see in the emerging IS literature on EA should not be seen in contrast to IS traditions like Information Engineering, Information Systems Architecture … Continue reading →

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First Verion of My Status Report

Posted on July 18, 2005

The reason that my blog has been silent for a while is that I have been working hard to get my PhD-status report ready before I go to the US in September. The status report describes the current state of … Continue reading →

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