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IBM Systems Journal
IT-Enabled Business Transformation   Volume 46, Number 4, 2007
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Core business architecture for a service-oriented enterprise - References

 by N. Nayak,
M. Linehan,
A. Nigam,
D. Marston,
J.-J. Jeng,
F. Y. Wu,
D. Boullery,
L. F. White,
P. Nandi,
and J. L. C. Sanz
Cited references and note

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