Migration Planning Techniques
…index dimension. An example is shown in Figure 28-5. The value index should include criteria such as compliance to principles, financial contribution, strategic alignment, and competitive position. The risk index…
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Preliminary Phase
…are in a position to support and enforce the architecture by retaining approval for resources at the various stages of planning and development. The solution development methodology is used within…
Process Measurement
…was the last time that finding a new performance problem triggered a celebration in any organization? Measurement phobia, caused by an organization’s predisposition to use performance data to censure rather…
Stakeholder
The stakeholder symbol represents an individual or group who has an interest or concern in the project or initiative. The symbol is usually positioned within a larger diagram or model…
Phase C: Information Systems Architectures – Data Architecture
…catalog within the Architecture Repository. Catalogs are hierarchical in nature and capture a decomposition of a metamodel entity and also decompositions across related model entities (e.g., logical data component ->…
Concept of Operations Scenarios
…emergency call boxes and Global Positioning System (GPS) equipment that can connect to both State and local level first responders.9 This might be useful in also improving response times should…
Act on Information Management Governance
…management in public administration. Provisions governing the Advisory Committee’s decision making and the organisation of its activities and further provisions on the composition and tasks of the Advisory Committee will…
Phase H: Architecture Change Management
…adhere to the enterprise architecture governance and framework 16.4.5 Develop Change Requirements to Meet Performance Targets Make recommendations on change requirements to meet performance targets and development of position to…
A: Supplementary Definitions
…A.35 Functional Decomposition A hierarchy of the functions of an enterprise or organization. A.36 Goal A high-level statement of intent or direction for an organization. Typically used to measure success…
Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework V2
…organization) and how shared services would be positioned. Finally, FEAF-II correlates the other areas of governance (capital planning, program management, and human capital management); documentation via an enterprise-wide modernization roadmap,…