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Enterprise-wide initiatives aim to maximize the effective functioning of the Government of Canada as a single, modern enterprise by: '''seeking''' feasible solutions that provide Canadians with the greatest overall value for money; '''leveraging''' the full potential of new technology; and '''improving''' the alignment and coherence of federal investments in business operations and services.
Enterprise-wide initiatives aim to maximize the effective functioning of the Government of Canada as a single, modern enterprise by: '''seeking''' feasible solutions that provide Canadians with the greatest overall value for money; '''leveraging''' the full potential of new technology; and '''improving''' the alignment and coherence of federal investments in business operations and services.
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services definition ==
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services definitions ==
Enterprise solutions/shared services are whole-of-government architectural, governance, vendor management and procurement approaches where IT is aligned to common business services defined by business capabilities, ([https://gcconnex.gc.ca/file/view/50303103/gcbcm-gcmca-v2-definitions-en-20190617-docx?language=en Business Capability Model 2.0]). Enterprise solutions/shared services can be meet the meet the common requirements of all Government of Canada departments or a given subset. Enterprise solutions/shared services can be supplied internally from other GC departments, (SSC EDC), from the private sector (public cloud) and from other jurisdictions or governments, (EX provincial credentials). Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services can occur across all, several or individual architecture layers of the EA framework, Business, Information, Application, Technology, Security and Privacy, BIATSP.
Enterprise solutions/shared services are whole-of-government architectural, governance, vendor management and procurement approaches where IT is aligned to common business services defined by business capabilities, ([https://gcconnex.gc.ca/file/view/50303103/gcbcm-gcmca-v2-definitions-en-20190617-docx?language=en Business Capability Model 2.0]). Enterprise solutions/shared services can be meet the meet the common requirements of all Government of Canada departments or a given subset. Enterprise solutions/shared services can be supplied internally from other GC departments, (SSC EDC), from the private sector (public cloud) and from other jurisdictions or governments, (EX provincial credentials). Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services can occur across all, several or individual architecture layers of the EA framework, Business, Information, Application, Technology, Security and Privacy, BIATSP.
The TB Policy on Service and Digital defines “Internal Enterprise Services” as “A service provided by a Government of Canada department to other Government of Canada departments intended on a government-wide basis.”
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services Guiding principles ==
== Enterprise Solutions/Shared Services Guiding principles ==