Inter organizational System Management for integrated service delivery: an Enterprise Architecture Perspective
Abir Elmir, Badr Elmir, Bouchaib Bounabat

TL;DR
This paper reviews how service-oriented enterprise architecture can enhance inter-organizational collaboration and efficiency through integrated service delivery frameworks, supporting strategic value creation.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive review of frameworks for service-oriented enterprise architecture to improve inter-organizational system management.
Findings
Identifies key frameworks for integrated service delivery.
Highlights the role of enterprise architecture in organizational performance.
Emphasizes collaboration and system synergy benefits.
Abstract
Service sharing is a prominent operating model to support business. Many large inter-organizational networks have implemented some form of value added integrated services in order to reach efficiency and to reduce costs sustainably. Coupling Service orientation with enterprise architecture paradigm is very important at improving organizational performance through business process optimization. Indeed, enterprise architecture management is increasingly discussed because of information system role as part of achieving the strategic direction of value creation and contribution to economic growth. Also, system architecture promotes synergy and business efficiency for inter-organizational collaboration. For this purpose, this work proposes a review of service oriented enterprise architecture. This review, enumerates several integrative and collaborative frameworks for integrated service…
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Taxonomy
TopicsInformation Technology Governance and Strategy · Collaboration in agile enterprises · Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
