Relationship Between Strategy and Enterprise Technology Architecture
A technology strategy document typically refers to but does not duplicate an overall enterprise architecture. The technology strategy may refer to:
- High-level view of Logical architecture of information technology systems
- High-level view of Physical architecture of information technology systems
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