 #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 25, 2007 15:27 pm What does 'which' here mean? |
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Hi,guys
Here,there is one article I read. I have one question. Could you help me?
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| Secondly, most businesses focus on their core activities and cooperate with other businesses to obtain other required services, so as to meet customers’ requests. However, existing inter-business electronic systems, mostly following Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) standard, are implemented with proprietary data formats and communication protocols. Nevertheless, in today’s dynamic environment, businesses are very likely to change their partners for the purpose of reducing costs or improving product quality, which will in turn incur much cost resulted from incompatible systems or applications. Hence it is imperative that businesses need an architecture that supports loosely integration of heterogeneous applications, which will lower the cost of system integration and thus make businesses more competitive. |
What does 'which' mean here? My answer is 'architecture'. Am I right?
Thanks in advance.
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