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== '''Enterprise Solutions definition:''' == | == '''Enterprise Solutions definition:''' == | ||
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== '''Benefits of enterprise solutions:''' == | == '''Benefits of enterprise solutions:''' == | ||
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Enterprise Solutions definition:
• Enterprise solutions are a whole-of-government architectural, governance, vendor management and procurement approaches where IT is aligned to business services and solutions are based on re-usable components.
Benefits of enterprise solutions:
• Horizontally enable external and internal business services and provide cohesive experience to users and other stakeholders.
• Reduces the total cost of ownership, that includes procurement, development, operation maintenance and decommission for services by streamlining the number of GC digital solutions.
• Enhances integration and collaboration, creates transferable skill sets, and leverage innovative work across the GC and the private sector.
• Maximize enterprise investment by consolidating solutions into Enterprise Solutions, based on Business Capability Model (BCM)
Enterprise Solutions can be identified across all the layers of the EA framework, BIATSP. The following Enterprise Solutions have been endorsed by GC EARB.
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1. Business Architecture |
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2. Information Architecture |
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4. Technology Architecture |
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5. Security Architecture and Privacy |
