The government's enterprise architecture assessment framework is going to change. The changes that are occurring are good, but can't happen too quickly, as reported by FCW.com. Kshmendra Paul, chief architect at OMB's Office of E-government and information Technology recently outlined the plan which will include finalizing Version 3's framework.
They are currently deciding which direction to take the framework, as:
Under both the current assessment framework and the proposed revision, OMB considers the degree of completion, whether the agency actually uses the architecture, and its results. However, the proposed one lacks the emphasis on recent concerns such as IPv6 migration and change management, favoring instead factors such as performance management integration and the alignment between the agency's enterprise transition plan and its OMB Exhibit 300s, which make the business case for proposed investments.
They also pointed out that the new EA system will most likely not be changed by the new administration coming into the White House.
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Friday, September 12, 2008
EA Awards Results In
Exciting news for Joe Campbell, and Avi Bender, they both were honored at the 6th annual Enterprise Architecture Awards. The awards are determined by 1105 Government Information Group in conjunction with the Federated Enterprise Architecture Certification Institute, as this article notes.
Joe Campbell is a coordinator for the Human Resources Line of Business at OPM, and won the award for “Leadership in Enterprise Architecture Driven Results”, Avi Bender is director of enterprise architecture at the IRS, and won the award for “Leadership in Government Transformation Using EA”.
As Christine Condos remarked regarding the achievements of the nominees:
“This year’s nominees demonstrated innovative solutions via enterprise architecture to improve their agency’s efficiency and effectiveness to better meet mission requirements. The EA Awards highlight the best in the field, and I congratulate all the nominees for their skills and achievements.”
Joe Campbell is a coordinator for the Human Resources Line of Business at OPM, and won the award for “Leadership in Enterprise Architecture Driven Results”, Avi Bender is director of enterprise architecture at the IRS, and won the award for “Leadership in Government Transformation Using EA”.
As Christine Condos remarked regarding the achievements of the nominees:
“This year’s nominees demonstrated innovative solutions via enterprise architecture to improve their agency’s efficiency and effectiveness to better meet mission requirements. The EA Awards highlight the best in the field, and I congratulate all the nominees for their skills and achievements.”
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