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{{OCIO_GCEA_Header}}Please send us your feedback on the Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services content to the [[Mailto:EA.AE@tbs-sct.gc.ca|TBS Enterprise Architecture team]]
Please send us your feedback on the Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services content to the [[Mailto:EA.AE@tbs-sct.gc.ca TBS Enterprise Architecture team]]
== Branding ==
== Branding ==
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== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services Guiding principals ==
Dan Cooper don't be bashful
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services Guiding principals ==
dan don't be bashfull
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services definition ==
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services definition ==
The Business Architecture layer of the the EA Framework has the following assessment criteria for GC EARB reviews:
The Business Architecture layer of the the EA Framework has the following assessment criteria for GC EARB reviews:
* Promote Horizontal Enablement of the Enterprise
* Promote Horizontal Enablement of the Enterprise
-Identify opportunities to enable business services horizontally across the GC enterprise and to provide cohesive experience to users and other stakeholders
-Reuse common business capabilities, processes and enterprise solutions from across government and private sector
-Publish in the open all reusable common business capabilities, processes and enterprise solutions for others to develop and leverage cohesive horizontal enterprise services.
== DRAFT: Patterns and Practices regarding Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services: Spectrum of Options ==
== DRAFT: Patterns and Practices regarding Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services: Spectrum of Options ==
Enterprise Solutions may be governed using three general models that provide relative advantages in terms of addressing technical debt, minimizing total cost of ownership, maximizing use of talent, maximizing consistency of technology and business processes, and optimizing infrastructure.
Enterprise Solutions may be governed using three general models that provide relative advantages in terms of addressing technical debt, minimizing total cost of ownership, maximizing use of talent, maximizing consistency of technology and business processes, and optimizing infrastructure.