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business debt

The Enterprise Architect is responsible for the technical and “business” debts

April 23, 2014 by Adrian Grigoriu

Technical debt, in the enterprise architecture context, measures the departure of the current enterprise organization from the good practices of enterprise architecture.
 
The more exceptions to the good rules of practice, the …

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