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Today, the term extended enterprise (EE) is typically meant to designate any collection of organizations sharing a common set of goals. In this broad sense, an enterprise can be a whole corporation, a government organization, or a network of geographically distributed entities. EE applications support digitalization of traditional business processes, adding new processes enabled by e-business technologies (e.g. large scale Customer Relationship Management).