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Architectural Elements for Breaking
Boundaries
What would an architecture that achieved "boundaryless
information flow" consist of?
Following the widely accepted notions
of what architecture is, we should be able to identify the fundamental
elements that would make up a boundaryless system, and the rules
of their composition. By starting with the least-boundaried system we
know,
The Internet, and examining its components and its rules of evolution,
we can extract useful lessons for future systems, and can better scope
enterprise architecting efforts that have boundaryless flow as their
goal.
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