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bubba bob commented on the 21 May 2008

u have a 2001 post from Scott McNealy as a "recent past" article. Nice going, sys-con!

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There's a new kid on the block in information technology (IT) shops around the world. It's the IT architect -- the person who can transform business requirements into concrete IT realizations. With the rapid growth of emerging technologies and well-connected organizations relying on Web services and open standards to provide up-to-the-minute IT solutions for global business requirements, IT has had to respond with the creation of a single new position: the enterprise IT architect (EITA). After all, it isn't technology that solves business problems, it's human beings -- skilled people who understand the intricacies of a business issue as well as the complexity of potential information technologies that can be linked to resolve the problem.

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