Exploring the Architecture of Combat Air Operations: Insights into Flexibility in Enterprise Architectures and Implications for System Architecture and Acquisition
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PLN_07_BO2C_Dickmann_Insights_into_Dynamic_Enterprise_Architectures.pdf
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Author(s)
Dickmann, John
Date Issued
April 11, 2007
Abstract
• Question:
– How do we design enterprises and large-scale systems for
flexibility?
• Hypothesis:
– Enterprise and technical system architectures with more
lateral vs. vertical connections will perform better in dynamic
and uncertain environments, both operational and
acquisition
• Goals:
– Architectural analysis at enterprise level to see whether a
shift from an architecture dominated by vertical connections
to one dominated by lateral connections enables an
enterprise to achieve greater flexibility.
– Associate this shift to performance
– “First Order” modeling and analysis
Subjects
enterprise change/transformation
Combat Air Operations
flexibility
architecture
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