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Introduction to Enterprise Architecture

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Enterprise Architecture at Work

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In current business practice, an integrated approach to business and IT is indispensable. As a real-life example, take the Dutch government, who are currently undertaking a massive redesign of the entire chain of organisations involved in the social security system. Within this context, the collection of employees’ social security premiums is transferred from the central social security organisation to the tax administration. This sounds logical, since collecting taxes is superficially very similar to collecting social security premiums.is transferred from the central social security organisation to the tax administration. This sounds logical, since collecting taxes is superficially very similar to collecting social security premiums.

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Lankhorst, M. (2009). Introduction to Enterprise Architecture. In: Enterprise Architecture at Work. The Enterprise Engineering Series. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-01310-2_1

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