Integrated Enterprise Architecture includes a wide variety of disciplines, artifacts, and management requirements. This presentation shares the lessons learned by Rividium as it has solved EA concerns for a major Army agency.

The recent Enterprise Architecture Conference featured a number of new technologies that reflect a sea change in government attitudes and priorities triggered by recent administrations’ emphasis on transparency, openness and improving government productivity. This led to the technologies introduced at this conference and to the emphasis on enterprise architecture as a way of understanding the structure of large organizations.

DoDAF 2.0 is a major revision to earlier DoDAF releases (1.0, 1.5). The changes are part of a broad presidential initiative to improve government performance across all agencies and departments. This paper reviews the DoD Architecture Framework (DoDAF) version 2.0 Draft (published 24 December 2008) and its impact on the development of Enterprise Architectures (EA).

ArchG2 Architecture Analysis of Alternatives (AoA) starts with strategic goals and objectives and maps them to the current As-Is architecture.

ArchG2 uses a transitional Enterprise Architecture approach in order to migrate Programs/Systems from an As-Is architecture baseline to a To-Be architecture baseline.

Read about how Rividium’s Architecture Global Governance (ArchG2) methodology will transition your architecture from the As-Is to the To-Be in a streamlined and automated fashion.

The ADM Process takes the enterprise architecture from document to actual functional deployment.

The ArchG2 CPA process is responsible for reporting core performance reference model (PRM) metrics to Investment Review Boards (IRBs), the Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) Boards and Configuration Control Boards (CCBs).

ArchG2 uses a transitional Enterprise Architecture approach in order to migrate Programs/Systems from an As-Is architecture baseline to a To-Be architecture baseline.

Due to its efficiency, symmetric key cryptography is very attractive in sensor networks. A number of pairwise key predistribution protocols have been proposed, but the scalability is often constrained by the conflict between the desired....

Sensor networks are characterized by strict resource limitations and large scalability. Many sensor network applications require secure communication, a crucial component, especially in harsh environment.