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Multi-Enterprise SOAs: The Most Important Paradigm Shift for Enterprise Revenue Growth

Overview This in-depth white paper describes IT's maturing role in today's dynamic, interconnected business environment. It documents the trend toward the interdependence of executive decision-making and IT. For the enterprise to manage its critical, ever-shifting relationships for maximum shareholder value, IT must mature from a siloed technical island into a strategic weapon in the fight for market share.

Lastly, the paper explores the shifts in both executive suite and IT paradigms that must occur for IT to fulfill this new role, and explains in-depth how multi-enterprise service-oriented architectures enable this growth from both business and technical points-of-view.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Sterling Commerce	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Strategic Planning, IT Reliability, Service-Oriented Architecture

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