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Enterprise Architects Unite


By David Rubinstein
January 29, 2007 — 
The Open Group is launching the Association of Open Group Enterprise Architects today, with the goal of elevating the profession through the establishment of standards of ethics, codes of conduct and, borrowing from the financial world, generally accepted architecture principles.

"Businesses need to know if their IT staff or service providers have the skills and experience to address the new complexities of enterprise architecture," said Allen Brown, president and CEO of The Open Group. Brown explained that the group's vision involves boundary-less flow of information—actually, permeable boundaries—and the adoption of enterprise architecture, which Brown described as having a "city planner" view of an enterprise as barriers between data, applications and departments break down.

Enterprise architects will be certified by the new organization to denote that they meet standards developed by The Open Group members for skills and experience.


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