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October 01, 2009

State of Enterprise Architecture Survey

Forrester's annual State of Enterprise Architecture survey needs more respondents!  Help Forrester benchmark EA's progress by answering a set of 25 questions on how architecture is practiced in large enterprises.  At the end of the survey, we'll ask you if you wish to attend a complimentary webinar on the results.  All participants will receive an Excel workbook of the results.  Thank you for your participation.

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