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| − | = GC Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture = | + | = GC Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture Whitepaper = |
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| − | The Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture will be published on Canada.ca | + | November 4, 2020 |
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| + | Office of the Chief Information Officer of Canada | ||
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| + | Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat | ||
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| + | Government of Canada | ||
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| + | The Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture whitepaper will be published on the [https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/policies-standards.html Digital Government page of Canada.ca] | ||
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| + | == Executive summary == | ||
| + | The Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture is an enabler for the ''Policy on Service and Digital''. | ||
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| + | The Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture defines a model for the digital enablement of GC services that address many of the critical challenges with the current GC enterprise ecosystem. It seeks to reduce the silos within the current GC ecosystem by having departments adopt a user‑ and service‑delivery‑centric perspective when considering new IT solutions or modernizing older solutions. It advocates a whole‑of‑government approach where IT is aligned with business services and where solutions are based on reusable components implementing business capabilities optimized to reduce unnecessary redundancy. This reuse is enabled using published application programming interfaces (APIs) shared across government. This approach allows the government to focus on improving its service delivery to Canadians while addressing its challenges with legacy systems. | ||
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| + | The ''Policy on Service and Digital'' and the Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture are guided by a commitment to the guiding principles and best practices of the Government of Canada Digital Standards: | ||
| + | * design with users | ||
| + | * iterate and improve frequently | ||
| + | * work in the open by default | ||
| + | * use open standards and solutions | ||
| + | * address security and privacy risks | ||
| + | * build in accessibility from the start | ||
| + | * empower staff to deliver better services | ||
| + | * be good data stewards | ||
| + | * design ethical services | ||
| + | * collaborate widely | ||
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| + | = Purpose of this paper = | ||
| + | This paper is intended to assist federal institutions by providing recommendations on how systems could be implemented over the next several years to provide Canadian citizens with a more cohesive and sustainable digital landscape when interacting with the Government of Canada. | ||
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| + | The intended audience is those involved in the delivery of digital services within the Government of Canada including deputy heads and chief information officers. The white paper will also inform suppliers of the enterprise architecture direction, assisting them to align their services when interacting with the government. Finally, the white paper will inform the Canadian public and the international community of the Government of Canada’s enterprise architecture direction for digital transition. | ||
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| + | Unless otherwise specified, any example mentioned in this white paper does not represent any existing plans of the Government of Canada. | ||
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| + | This white paper is not meant to replace existing documents that address the government’s strategic direction on digital services. | ||
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Revision as of 10:05, 22 December 2020
GC Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture Whitepaper
Version: 1.33
November 4, 2020
Office of the Chief Information Officer of Canada
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
Government of Canada
The Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture whitepaper will be published on the Digital Government page of Canada.ca
Executive summary
The Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture is an enabler for the Policy on Service and Digital.
The Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture defines a model for the digital enablement of GC services that address many of the critical challenges with the current GC enterprise ecosystem. It seeks to reduce the silos within the current GC ecosystem by having departments adopt a user‑ and service‑delivery‑centric perspective when considering new IT solutions or modernizing older solutions. It advocates a whole‑of‑government approach where IT is aligned with business services and where solutions are based on reusable components implementing business capabilities optimized to reduce unnecessary redundancy. This reuse is enabled using published application programming interfaces (APIs) shared across government. This approach allows the government to focus on improving its service delivery to Canadians while addressing its challenges with legacy systems.
The Policy on Service and Digital and the Service and Digital Target Enterprise Architecture are guided by a commitment to the guiding principles and best practices of the Government of Canada Digital Standards:
- design with users
- iterate and improve frequently
- work in the open by default
- use open standards and solutions
- address security and privacy risks
- build in accessibility from the start
- empower staff to deliver better services
- be good data stewards
- design ethical services
- collaborate widely
Purpose of this paper
This paper is intended to assist federal institutions by providing recommendations on how systems could be implemented over the next several years to provide Canadian citizens with a more cohesive and sustainable digital landscape when interacting with the Government of Canada.
The intended audience is those involved in the delivery of digital services within the Government of Canada including deputy heads and chief information officers. The white paper will also inform suppliers of the enterprise architecture direction, assisting them to align their services when interacting with the government. Finally, the white paper will inform the Canadian public and the international community of the Government of Canada’s enterprise architecture direction for digital transition.
Unless otherwise specified, any example mentioned in this white paper does not represent any existing plans of the Government of Canada.
This white paper is not meant to replace existing documents that address the government’s strategic direction on digital services.
