| Category: Enterprise Architecture |
 Value Innovation using an Enterprise Architecture Approach   |
Version: 2004-06
Submitted Date: 2006/9/1 |
Description:
Presentation
Embracing Enterprise Architecture
– DSTA’s definition and approach to EA
– critical success factors
– what have we done and what is ahead
Architecting the Net-liberated DSTA
– strategic imperatives of IT infrastructure
– intent of CR Net initiative
– maintaining discipline in EA process
– realising the strategic objectives of DSTA
What is Enterprise Architecture?
• The fundamental organisation of a system embodied in its components,
their relationships to each other and to the environment and the
principles guiding its design and evolution. (IEEE 1471 - 2000)
• A set of principles, rules, standards and guidelines expressing a vision
and implementing concepts and containing a mixture of style,
engineering and construction principles. (Cap Gemini Ernst & Young)
• An Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a holistic expression of the
enterprise's key business, information, application, and technology
strategies and their impact on business functions and processes.
(MetaGroup)
• Enterprise architecture (EA) is a set of guidelines, policies and
procedures for developing IT solutions within and between enterprises.
(Gartner)
Prof Lai Kim Fatt
Chief Information Officer
Keywords: Value, Innovation, Enterprise Architecture, Approach
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