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James Lapalme
Also published under:J. Lapalme
Affiliation
Department of Systems Engineering, École de Technologie Supérieure, Montreal, QC, Canada
Topic
Enterprise Architecture,Systematic Review,Architectural Framework,Course Of Action,Lack Of Understanding,Operating System,Age In Order,Air Control,Architecture Approach,Area In Order,Authors Of This Paper,Blind Man,Business Enterprises,Business Outcomes,Business Processes,Car Speed,Changes In Intentions,Classification Process,Classification Rules,Collaborative Design,Community Of Practitioners,Complex Systems,Computer Technology,Continuous Adaptation,Current State Of The Literature,Decision Criteria,Definite Article,Definition In Order,Descriptive Terms,Design Science Research,Design Thinking,Determinant Of Survival,Disciplinary Areas,Disciplines,Divergence,Domain Experts,Engineering Disciplines,Enterprise Information,Entity Types,Explicit Beliefs,Explicit Definition,First Author,Formal Methods,Future Conditions,General Elements,Human Operator,Human Sciences,Information Technology,Interdependence,Journal Papers,
Biography
James Lapalme is an assistant professor of Operations and logistics engineering at l'École de Technologie Supérieure (ETS) in Montréal Canada. He is also an enterprise architecture consultant. His research interests are enterprise architecture, organizational transformation, and strategy management. Lapalme holds a PhD in computer science from l'Université de Montréal Canada.