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    Mike Rosen takes you through a sample application, "WebGo Telecom Portal," in this Executive Report, illustrating the many things that enterprise architecture is and does. This is a great primer and/or refresher; plus, it might even end some of the arguments you've been having about what enterprise architecture should or shouldn't be! --Anne Mullaney

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