Presents current developments, issues, and trends in enterprise architecture (EA). Provides insights into the impact of effective EA on IT governance, IT portfolio management, and IT outsourcing.
Front Cover.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
List of Reviewers.
Table of Contents.
Detailed Table of Contents.
Foreword.
Preface.
Acknowledgment.
1: Frameworks and Methodologies.
2: A Methodology for Government Transformation with Enterprise Architecture.
3: A Service-Oriented Reference Architecture for E-Government.
4: Role of Beacon Architecture in Mitigating Enterprise Architecture Challenges of the Public Sector.
5: Maturity Model Based on Quality Concept of Enterprise Information Architecture (EIA).
6: Measuring the Benefits of Enterprise Architecture: Knowledge Management Maturity.
7: Leadership, Governance, and Management.
8: The Criticality of Transformational Leadership to Advancing United States Government Enterprise Architecture Adoption.
9: Adaptive IT Architecture as a Catalyst for Network Capability in Government.
10: Design Integrity and Enterprise Architecture Governance.
11: Policy Mapping: Relating Enterprise Architecture to Policy Goals.
12: Enterprise Architecture Management and its Role in IT Governance and IT Investment Planning.
13: The GEA: Governance Enterprise Architecture-Framework and Models.
14: Enterprise Architecture and Governance Challenges for Orchestrating Public-Private Cooperation.
15: Realization and Deployment.
16: People-Led Enterprise Architecture.
17: Using Enterprise Architecture to Transform Service Delivery: The U.S. Federal Government's Human Resources Line of Business.
18: Enterprise Architecture as Context and Method for Designing and Implementing Information Security and Data Privacy Controls in Government Agencies.
19: Architecture Based Engineering of Enterprises with Government Involvement.
20: Collaborative Enterprise Architecture for Municipal Environments.
21: Government Enterprise Architectures: Enabling the Alignment of Business Processes and Information Systems.
