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ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTUREOverviewThe Clinger-Cohen legislation requires federal organizations to manage IT
investments as capital assets. Sarbanes-Oxley introduces additional responsibilities
for security and privacy. Both legislative mandates necessitate an enterprise architecture
(EA). Failure to produce effective, comprehensive business cases (e.g., Exhibit 300s) can
rapidly erode your IT budget. Today, the Office of Management and Budget will regularly deny funding for IT projects that do not demonstrate both measured business value and links back to an enterprise architecture. Enabling these business cases through a growing EA capability is vital to the progress of any federal organization. Making IT Work. Together. Software Performance Systems, Inc. (SPS) can help you achieve an always-current "living architecture" linked to your business and IT operations. Each EA success will extend your EA capability, drive down the cost of future change, and provide more organizational momentum to your EA program. But your EA program is not your mission; it's just an enabler for effectively managing continuous change. How SPS Works For You SPS combines industry best practices and state-of-the-art technologies into practical, streamlined service offerings integrated to facilitate the transformation of your organization. For Enterprise Architecture, SPS has consolidated best business practices into a collection of services designed to ensure your success. SPS EA service offerings range from assessing your organization's EA capabilities through EA management services that estimate and measure return on your EA investments. SPS EA combines best practices from the following disciplines into a holistic and coherent EA methodology:
Organizational Change Management (OCM) permeates all aspects of the SPS EA Method.
The very act of introducing an EA function or program necessitates organizational change,
as does each subsequent EA initiative. To ensure effective OCM, the SPS EA Method:
SPS EA is process driven and is focused on institutionalizing the EA function by integrating with existing processes. For example, one tactic for reducing the cost and increasing the benefit of your current architecture is to establish proper integration with the software development life-cycle process. By receiving an architecture package from every release of every project, the EA program can accumulate and organize the current systems architecture as the organization develops and maintains its current systems. Best of all, this integration ensures that information in the EA is always up-to-date.
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CLIENT BENEFITSSPS EA clients receive the following benefits:
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