Architecture Forum Newsletter - October 2009

Architecture Forum Newsletter

In this issue:

Localization - Eric Boulay, Arismore, Acting Chair: Localization Standing Committee
TOGAF Adoption Strategies - Laura Harris, Capgemini, Chair: Adoption Strategies Working Group
Welcome to Biner
Enterprise Architecture Practitioners’ Conference - Johannesburg, South Africa
Add to TOGAF by Participating
SOA Practitioners
Upcoming Events

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