Be customer-driven: it’s time for enterprise architects to put the business back in the business case. they need to partner with business stakeholders to define where and how data will advance the business and what capabilities it needs to evolve into a data-driven organization. This report describes which stakeholders architects should engage with to gather the information they’ll need. It also tells them how to build business strategy into their data strategy as well as how to make the business case for their data management agenda.
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