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GC Enterprise Architecture/Enterprise Solutions (view source)
Revision as of 14:14, 26 August 2020
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== Framework for Determining what Constitutes an Enterprise Solution ==
To be considered an enterprise solution, a project must meet five criteria which distinguish it from department specific solution:
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|'''''Enterprise Solution'''''
|'''''Department Specific Solution'''''
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|'''''Objective'''''
|''Standardize and consolidate internal or external operations to address a common business need.''
|''Separate internal or external operations to addresses a mandate-specific business need.''
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|'''''Scope'''''
|''Impacts whole of government.''
|''Impacts individual departments.''
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|'''''Investment'''''
|''Requires significant investment and formal approvals (i.e. Cabinet and/or TB), and affects existing accountabilities.''
|''May or may not require significant investment and formal approvals; does not affect existing accountabilities.''
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|'''''Duration'''''
|''Involves long-term solutions.''
|''Involves short, medium or long-term solutions.''
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|'''''Discretion'''''
|''Participation is mandatory.''
|''(Not applicable.)''
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== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services Guiding principles ==
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services Guiding principles ==
