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various organizational entities. But what has been
seen so far is a focus of enterprise architectures
on certain visions such as IT-centric, business
process-centric or governance-centric.
This article sought to demonstrate that the
alignment of business with IT can be achieved
without being restricted to a single vision. Ini-
tially, a model that represents the IT systems and
subsystems was considered.
In the second place, IT alignment with the
organization was developed based on the Com-
ponent Business Model - CBM ® by way of
business components, and also a model that sup-
ports the dimension of organization governance
was proposed.
Finally, it was considered how business
components may be governed and managed
independently, but following certain architec-
ture and business strategy principles that aim at
full integration of social aspects, processes and
techniques as the best way to establish corporate
governance and the IT of an organization.

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