Enterprise
Architecting (EA) Process
EA is the process of integrating administrative
and organizational systems with technical
systems. Achieving structure and balance
is a bedrock tenet in these processes.
EA provides top
level technical vision from multiple perspectives:
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Operational View – captures enterprise requirements
(who, what, when, where, & why)
• Systems View – describes enterprise
technical solutions (how)
• Technical Standards View –
imposes system constraints and guidelines
EA reduces risk by identifying shortfalls, capacities,
interoperability gaps/enhancements, etc. of the
architectural approach for the design. EA provides
stability in a changing environment. While materials
and implementations may change, the fundamental
architecture can remain constant. This protects
the enterprise against obsolescence and also promotes
competition by utilizing an open systems approach.
EA facilitates important work products and processes,
such as:
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Requirements documents
• Configuration management
• Identifies key interface profiles
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• Interoperability
reviews
• Acquisition/resource mgt (POM)
• Mission capability packages (MCP) |
Follow these Links to lean more about the specific
ERA™ processes:
• Enterprise
Architecting
• Organizational
Design
• Systems Engineering
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