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Hi there! I have a got a context below and I need the answer of some questions following up the context below. I hope someone will be able to help me out to solve the answers.

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Subject/Unit: Enterprise Architecture

Context: For this set of topics the context is Phoenix Logistics, and global freight forwarding company, whose head office is based in Melbourne with branch offices located worldwide. You are a member of a consulting team who is bidding for the project of implementing an Enterprise Architecture for Phoenix Logistics. You need to include information about Phoenix Logistics’ business strategy and its information technology requirements. You need to include present IT systems and systems that will be   required in the future. Your report and your presentation should aim to convince Phoenix Logistics that they need to invest on Enterprise Architecture, and that your team is the right team for the job. Include examples and information that are specific to this context. The audience will be the CEO, the General Manager, and the Manager of IT Resources at Phoenix Logistics.

Need the answers for the question given below:

1) EA principles, standards and reference models: Describe what is an EA principle, an EA standard and an EA reference model?

2) Why EA principles and standards are important?

3) How do reference models support reuse?

4) How could Phoenix Logistics utilize reference models?  Provide concrete examples.

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