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The risks of large–scale business redesign are well known, but they can be reduced through enterprise modeling, a tool that allows strategic planners to assess an organization's current position before establishing the means to accomplish goals and objectives. This article analyzes the capabilities of enterprise modeling as a diagnostic tool in support of strategic business engineering.