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Enterprise and Service-Oriented Architecture: Solutions for Business IT Alignment

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This lecture covers solutions for business IT alignment, focusing on enterprise and service-oriented architecture. It includes topics such as key learning points, the legacy of cybernetics, sustainable consumption and production patterns, and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The course emphasizes the importance of understanding business problems, stakeholder management, and the role of policy-making in achieving alignment between business and IT strategies.

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