What I Didn’t Include in the Book—and Why
Writing a practical guide to enterprise architecture means leaving a lot out. Here’s what didn’t make it in—and the reasons behind those choices
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Writing a practical guide to enterprise architecture means leaving a lot out. Here’s what didn’t make it in—and the reasons behind those choices
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