"The FEA is about driving government transformation, and giving federal agencies the management tool they need to focus technology on the citizen and on the right business results," Norm Lorentz, ...

The consensus among experts is that enterprise architecture is more than just a fad. If that is true, it seems to be at a crossroads. If and when it is completed, an operational federal enterprise ...

Agencies that haven’t integrated federal enterprise architecture into their budget planning will do so in the next two years if the Office of Management and Budget gets its way. The federal enterprise ...

The business-reference model describes the federal government's operations independent of the agencies that perform them, and serves as the foundation for the federal enterprise architecture. The ...

Building an enterprise architecture is not rocket science. Its goal is to create a unified IT environment of standardized hardware and software systems across the firm, with tight links to the ...

As part of the implementation of the second phase of the National e-Government Master Plan (NeGMP), the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), in collaboration with the Republic ...

The Open Group, a technology consortium focused on interoperability and “boundary-less information flow,” on Monday is launching version 9 of TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework), which ...

Friday, I wrote about TOGAF, an open standard for starting and running an enterprise architecture (EA). I’ve written about it several times, and I realized that if you’re not familiar with EA ...

As a guest on the Federal News Radio program in Washington, I was being asked about my experiences in reducing IT costs. Joining me on the program was Jerry Davis, the deputy CIO at NASA, who ...