Enterprise Architecture Documentation Framework

· Vision/Scope
· Business Problem Statement
· User Profiles
· Vision/Scope Statement

· Overview
· Infrastructures
· Architectures
· Enterprise Architecture
· Business Architecture
· Data Architecture
· Application Architecture
· Technology Architecture

· Business Architecture
Not within the scope of the MCS Proposal.

· Data Architecture
· Principles
· Data Distribution
· Ownership
· Integrity
· Standards
· Security
· Redundancy
· Repository
· Subject Databases
· Ownership and Management
· Profile
· Availability
· Integrity
· Internal & External Confidentiality
· Integration

· Application Architecture
· Principles
· Size/Composition
Ernst & Young IS/IT Planning Exercise.
· Build/Buy
Ernst & Young IS/IT Planning Exercise.
4 Development Approach
MSF/SDD Process Model
4 Application Environment
4 Redevelopment
4 Application Model
MSF/SDD Application Model
4 Coexistence
4 Integration
Technology Framework
A Technology Framework is the link between business and application requirements of a technology infrastructure and
the implementation of a technology infrastructure described by a technology architecture.
Principles
Conceptual Model of Technology Architecture
A technology framework is a vendor-independent abstraction of a technology architecture. In a heterogeneous
environment, the technology architecture may exist at many levels (Vendor, Enterprise, Business Unit, Division,
Department, or any other organizational unit orgrouping).
Technology Services
Technology Services are mapped back to business requirements and application service requirements for validation.
Validation ensures that the chosen technology architecture provides the needed functionality. The technology
framework is a place-holder for business and application requirements of a technology architecture independent of any
vendor.

Technology Architecture
Principles
Vendors
Interoperability
Acquisition
Distribution
Security
Requirements
Services
Models
Standards
4 Hardware
Not within the scope of the MCS Proposal.
4 Network
Scope limited to MS Network and Logical MS Network topology
4 Microsoft Network protocols
4 Microsoft Netork topology
4 Software
Scope limited to Microsoft software products.
4 Microsoft Product Factsheets
4 Interoperability

IS Management
Not within the scope of the MCS Proposal.
6 Role of IS Group
6 Policies/Practices
6 Staffing
6 Application Penetration
6 Change Management
6 Risk Management