Enterprise engineering (EE) is emerging as a new discipline to address the design of the enterprise in a holistic way. Although existing knowledge on enterprise design is dispersed and fragmented across different disciplines and approaches, previous research presented an enterprise evolution contextualisation model (EECM) as a representation of the existing EE body of knowledge. Since EECM was developed inductively from existing design/alignment/governance approaches, EECM was also proposed as a representation of the EE domain within the emerging EE discipline. We used a questionnaire to gather the views of EE and enterprise architecture (EA) researchers and practitioners on the EE domain. The main contributions of this article include: (1) the validation results of the proposed boundaries of the EE domain, and (2) a prioritisation of the phenomena of interest and core problems or topics of interest within the EE domain.
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De Vries, M., Gerber, A. and Van der Merwe, A. 2015. The enterprise engineering domain. Advances in Enterprise Engineering IX, pp 47-63
De Vries, M., Gerber, A., & Van der Merwe, A. (2015). The enterprise engineering domain., Worklist;16338 SpringerLink. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/9547
De Vries, M, A Gerber, and A Van der Merwe. "The enterprise engineering domain" In WORKLIST;16338, n.p.: SpringerLink. 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/9547.
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