Sentence examples for enterprise reference from inspiring English sources

Although the general level modeling principles are well known by the Enterprise Reference Architectures, there are a number of low-level problems, important for the whole system design and implementation.

Apart from the 20-year anniversary in 2014 of the first publication of the GERAM ('Generalised Enterprise Reference Architecture and Methodology') Enterprise Architecture Framework, the timeliness of this paper lies in the new interest in the use of systems theory in enterprise architecture (EA), and consequently, 'light-weight' architecture frameworks (AFs).

He further reminds us of the broader contexts of the intellectual enterprise, referencing philosophy, religion, human behaviour as well as scientific content per se.

For example, in model 1, the odds of financial enterprises forming interlocking directorates are 2.39 times more likely than industrial enterprises (the reference group).

As shown in Table 2, the reason that commerce enterprises have a greater propensity for building interlocking directorate networks is because they are more sensitive to changes in the supply and demand of the market compared to manufacturing enterprises (the reference group).

Figure 5 An enterprise security monitoring reference architecture [[75]].

Figure 8 A reference enterprise architecture for USB-based TC platform.

This paper describes the nature and dimensions of technological innovations leading to the development and introduction of new products and market expansion along with enterprise growth with reference to three auto component SMEs of Bangalore in India.

The results of this paper will provide the enterprises with a reference for planning brand marketing.

It then introduces three new ways of thinking that are key to today's agile enterprise and are referenced in the subtitle of this book: (1) capability-based architecture, (2) business collaboration management (BCM), and (3) value delivery management (VDM).

There are different proposals for enterprise integration (usually called Reference Architectures) that have been very useful in applications for a single-enterprise.