Enterprise master data management: an SOA approach to managing core information

478 Pages·2008·4.031 MB·English

by  Dreibelbis, Allen;Hechler, Eberhard;Milman, Ivan;Oberhofer, Martin

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The Art of
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Information
Architecture
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The Art of
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Architecture
A Systems-Based Approach for
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