Table of Content

• Visions
• Vision [1]


• Missions
• Mission [1]


• Values
• Value [1] Focus on Citizens
• Value [2] Single, Unified Enterprise
• Value [3] Collaboration with Other Governments and People
• Value [4] Mission-Driven Architecture
• Value [5] Security, Privacy and Protecting Information
• Value [6] Information Is a National Asset
• Value [7] Simplification of Government Operations


• Goals
• 2: General FEA Goals
• 1: Improve utilization of government information resources to focus on core agency mission and service delivery to citizens by using the FEA.
• 2: Enhance cost savings and cost avoidance through a mature FEA government-wide.
• 3: Increase cross-agency and inter-government collaboration.
• 3.1: Value and Trust
• 3.1.1: Refine the FEA Value Proposition
• 3.1.2: Develop and Implement a Communications Strategy
• 3.1.3: Gather and Share EA Case Studies
• 3.2: Results
• 3.2.1: Establish and Implement a Governance Framework
• 3.2.2: Link the PRM to the PART Framework
• 3.2.3: Align Enterprise Architecture to Agency Strategic Planning
• 3.2.4: Complete the Development of the Data Reference Model
• 3.2.5: Engineer the FEA to Standardize Linkages between Reference Models
• 3.2.6: Guide the Development of the Security and Privacy Profile
• 3.2.7: Launch a Records Management Profile
• 3.2.8: Create a Geospatial Profile
• 3.2.9: Develop an Enterprise Architecture Glossary of Terms
• 3.3: Develop and Evolve the Lines of Business and Other Collaborative Opportunities
• 3.3.1: Support the Identification of New Lines of Business
• 3.3.2: Support the IT Security Line of Business
• 3.3.3: Guide Agency Transition Planning Towards Common Solutions
• 3.3.4: Support the Integration of the E-Government and LoB Initiative Architectures
• 3.3.5: Enhance the Value and Business Benefits of Collaboration Tools
• 3.4: Measuring EA Value with the EA Assessment Program
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• 4: Performance Evaluation
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