RE: Enterprise: a definition?

["Schermerhorn, Robert" <roberts -at- chipdata -dot- com>]

A situation for which we perhaps should reserve the term "extended
enterprise" (?)

See
http://www.informationbuilders.com/definition/extended-enterprise.html
for a detailed definition.

Robert


Others have given you a good description. I just want to add that an
enterprise can also include multiple companies.

Willow


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