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Copyright © The Open Group 2016

Government Case

Studies & Adoption

of Open Group

Standards

By Jim Hietala, VP Business

Development & Security

BRASILIA – October 20, 2016


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Agenda

» New developments in the last twelve months

» TOGAF Adoption

» Examples of Government Adoption of Open Group Standards

– European Union Use of ArchiMate in EIRA

– India, Andhra Pradesh ePragati Initiative

– South Korea

– Bangladesh

– Others

» Open Group Support for Brazilian TOGAF Initiative

» Resources

» Q&A


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New Developments in 2015/16


28,850 attendees

in 2Q 2016

London

FACE and SOSA

Jakarta

Chengdu

Paris

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34,600 views10,000 followers

Page views 1.5m9,200

followers

12,200Group members

24,000 views 17,500 views


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Upcoming Events

» Global

– The Open Group Paris Event and Member Meeting, Oct 24-27, 2016

– The Open Group San Francisco Event and Member Meetings, Jan 30-Feb 2, 2017

– The Open Group Berlin Event and Member Meetings, April 24-27, 2017

– The Open Group Ottawa Event and Member Meeting - July 17-20, 2017

– The Open Group Amsterdam Event and Member Meeting - October 23-26, 2017

» Regional / Vertical

– The Open Group Brazil Event, Sao Paulo – October 17-18, 2016

– The Open Group Mexico Event, Mexico City - November 7-8, 2016

– The Open Group Japan Event, Tokyo – December 9, 2016


ArchiMate® 3.0 Standard

– Launched in London, June 2016

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Why a New Version of the ArchiMate language?

» Increasing demand for relating EA to business strategy

» Technology innovations that mix IT and physical world

» Usage in new domains, e.g. manufacturing, logistics

» Improved consistency and comprehensibility

» Improved alignment between Open Group standards,

notably with the TOGAF® framework

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Mapping to the TOGAF® ADM

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Application

Layer

Technology

Layer

Business

Layer

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Mo

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tion

Preliminary

DTechnology

Architecture

Requirements

Management

AArchitecture

Vision

BBusiness

Architecture

CInformation

Systems

Architectures

HArchitecture

Change

Management

GImplementation

Governance

FMigration

PlanningE

Opportunities

and

Solutions

Note: This is only an approximate mapping


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The Open Business Architecture (O-BA) Standard

» The Open Business Architecture (O-BA) preliminary standard was

launched in July 2016

» Part II of the standard is targeted for Company Review in 4Q2016


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The Open Business Architecture (O-BA) Standard

» Open Business Architecture (O-BA) a three part standard

» Part I

– A description of the practice through a business architecture

framework

» Part II

– The context in which the practice is applied, the process, the

contribution of the business architect, and the views and viewpoints

» Part III

– Techniques and guidelines to enable the Business Architect


Adoption


A Powerful Combination

TOGAF®

The world’s leading standard for how to

do Enterprise Architecture

Open and independent modeling

language for Enterprise Architecture

An Open Group standard An Open Group standard

http://www.itil-officialsite.com/home/home.asp

http://www.itil-officialsite.com/home/home.asp

TOGAF® 9 Certifications Exceed 60,000

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Statistics by Country (1 Oct 2016)» UK 9009

» USA 8219

» India 6055

» Netherlands 4695

» Australia 3556

» France 2998

» Canada 2624

» South Africa 1882

» China 1702

» Germany 1424

» Norway 1359

» Finland 1287

» United Arab Emirates 825

» Belgium 824

» Singapore 819

» Denmark 818

» Switzerland 781

» Sweden 767

» Poland 766

» Italy 762

» Saudi Arabia 700

» Mexico 613

» Japan 563

» New Zealand 508

» Colombia 473

» Czech Republic 444

» Spain 363

» Brazil 349

» Turkey 343

» Malaysia 339

» Ireland 237

» Slovakia 210

Romania 174

Egypt 165

Kuwait 149

Peru 132

Russian Federation 131

Austria 129

Nigeria 127

Indonesia 123

Qatar 116

Hungary 104

Luxembourg 104

Portugal 86

Jordan 61

Lithuania 56

Ecuador 51

Pakistan 50

Bulgaria 49

Costa Rica 36

Oman 35

Argentina 34

Chile 34

Greece 32

Croatia 27

Philippines 27

Morocco 25

Thailand 25

Kenya 23

Bahrain 19

Cameroon 19

Estonia 18

Viet Nam 18

Slovenia 15

Botswana 14

Tunisia 14

Ukraine 14

Panama 13

Taiwan, Province of China 13

Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of13

Ghana 12

Kazakhstan 12

Lebanon 12

Sri Lanka 12

Korea, Republic Of 11

Belarus 10

Brunei Darussalam 8

Israel 7

Latvia 7

Moldova, Republic Of 7

Bangladesh 6

Dominica 5

Palestinian Territory, Occupied 5

Uruguay 5

Bhutan 4

Cote D'ivoire 4

Grenada 4

Iceland 4

Saint Kitts And Nevis 4

Uganda 4

Albania 3

Puerto Rico 3

Serbia 3

Sudan 3

Afghanistan 2

Algeria 2

Andorra 2

Angola 2

Barbados 2

Bermuda 2

Bosnia and Herzegovina 2

Burkina Faso 2

El Salvador 2

Jamaica 2

Macao 2

Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of 2

Monaco 2

Mongolia 2

Mozambique 2

Nepal 2

Rwanda 2

Bahamas 1

Bolivia 1

Cyprus 1

French Polynesia 1

French Southern Territories 1

Lesotho 1

Libya 1

Mali 1

Montenegro 1

Namibia 1

Netherlands Antilles 1

New Caledonia 1

Nicaragua 1

Pitcairn 1

Somalia 1

Trinidad And Tobago 1

Turkmenistan 1

United States Minor Outlying Islands 1

Zimbabwe 1

Copyright ©

The Open

Group


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What people say about TOGAF®

» With TOGAF, everyone speaks the same language, leading to …

– Faster & safer implementation

– Benchmark for hiring contractors

– Minimal training investment

– Consistent level of delivery

– Saves money, time & hardship

– Leads to improved decision making

» Leverages work done by market-leading organizations because …

– A business improvement tool

– Common sense

– No need to reinvent the wheel

– Proven

– Saves time & money

– Minimal risk

80% of large businesses use TOGAF; it is widely adopted by governments


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Recent White Papers


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Architecture White Papers

» How to Manage an Architecture Project using the TOGAF® Framework and

Mainstream Project Management Methods (August 2016)

» World-Class EA: A Leader’s Approach to Establishing and Evolving an EA Capability

(January 2016)

» Promoting and Protecting the TOGAF® Ecosystem (September 2015)

» Microservices Architecture (July 2016)

– There is much debate about what constitutes a Microservice and a MicroservicesArchitecture (MSA), and whether they represent an evolution or a revolution

– This White Paper presents the viewpoint of The Open Group SOA Work Group, developed through diligent research of the current viewpoints in the industry Work Group members. It provides a clear and specific definition of Microservices and MSA, distils their core principles and key characteristics, and provides a comparison of MSA with Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)


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Digital Business and Customer Experience

» Customer Experience-Driven Enterprise Architecture: How to Revitalize

your DSP Business (April 2016)

– This White Paper highlights challenges and critical success factors for Digital Service

Providers (DSPs) embarking on the digital transformation journey, and describes a

useful technique to consider the architecture of a DSP enterprise using Digital

Enterprise Method Architecture Practice, which is an application of the TOGAF®

Architecture Development Method (ADM). It aims to assist enterprises in industries

such as telecommunications, banking, retail, and healthcare to plan and design their

desired architectures and operations.


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Government Case Studies


Context of the European Union EIRA

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European Interoperability Reference Architecture (EIRA)

Guidelines and Implementation

European Interoperability Framework (EIF)

Framework and principles

European Interoperability Strategy (EIS)

Governance and strategy


Objectives of the EIRA

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Designing

Assessing

Discovering and Reusing

Communicating and Sharing

Accelerate the design of systems that support the delivery of interoperable digital public services (across borders and sectors).

Provide a reference model for comparing existing architectures in different policy domains and thematic areas, to identify focal points for convergence and reuse.

Ease the discovery and reuse of interoperability solutions through the Cartography – Cart in Joinup website.

Help documenting the most salient interoperability elements of complex systems and facilitate the sharing of reusable solutions.

Expected benefits of the EIRA


Positioning of the EIRA

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EIRA provides a common core of context-neutral architecture building blocks

1. EIRA: context-neutral architecture building blocks (ABBs). Focused on interoperability.

2. Solution architecture template: specific solution adding further details to enable solution designs

Core Reference Architecture: EIRA – minimal cross-sector interoperability

Solution Architecture templates ( e.g. e-ID) with additional specific ABBs

EIRA


Positioning within TOGAF

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EIRA’s positioning within TOGAF’s Enterprise Continuum


Alignment between EIF and EIRA

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EIRAEIRAEIF

GuidelinesFramework


EIRA Makes Extensive Use of the Archi Open

Source Tool

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» Models created in Archi

» Distributed in ArchiMate Exchange File Format

» EU created CarTool extension to Archi (plug in that

provides cartography functionality)


India


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South Korea

» …. “the undisputed e-government leader”

» top in the UN Global E-Government Survey of 2010, 2012, 2014

» hosted the 2nd GeGF (Global e-Government Forum)

» South Korea looks to reaffirm its leadership in e-government …..

to pave the way for USD 400 million in e-government exports


South Korea GWEA


Bangladesh

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Bangladesh National EA Project

» Project focus and scope: develop a National Enterprise

Architecture (NEA) for Bangladesh government

» LICT: Leveraging ICT for Growth, Employment, and

Governance

» TOGAF is the chosen framework

» Status: seminars held, training sessions conducted, 50

total workshops held with government

» World Bank funded project, EY consultants

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India, Andhra Pradesh ePragati Initiative

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» Project focus and scope: develop an Enterprise

Architecture for Indian State of Andhra Pradesh, as a

part of ePragati Initiative (e-government)

» TOGAF is the chosen framework

» Status: seminars held, training sessions conducted,

specific projects identified and funded

» WIPRO are onsultants who developed e-Pragati

framework

» Multiple consultants are helping with project

implementation


» Canada:

– All Federal Government projects use TOGAF for EA

» Finland:– All proposals for public sector projects must use TOGAF

» South Africa– Government Wide Enterprise Architecture

» UK– Widespread adoption of TOGAF for the process of doing EA in Government

– Particularly strong in HMRC and DWP

– Paul Turton, chair of UKRA development team: • …. Own and govern HMRC adoption of TOGAF methods…

» Brazil– Participation in SERPRO FACIN project

» Botswana

» Norway:– Health system used specified IT4IT in large ($1B) IT outsourcing RFP

» … and many more

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Other Government Engagements


Proposal for Government Roundtable Event in

Ottawa, Canada, July 2017

» Need: Bring government EA leaders together for shared

learning of Best Practices in EA Implementation in

Governments

» The theme of the July 2017 Open Group Conference is

“e-Government”. Plenary and track sessions will be held

Monday and Tuesday on this topic.

» Opportunity: Arrange an invitation-only meeting for EA

leaders and practitioners from Governments on

Wednesday or Thursday (or both). This could provide a

needed shared learning environment, and could

potentially lead to a government vertical.

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Thank you for your attention


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Backup / TOGAF

Background


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Background: What it is

» TOGAF®, an Open Group Standard:

– A proven enterprise architecture methodology and framework

• Used by the world's leading organizations to improve business

efficiency

– The most prominent and reliable enterprise architecture standard

• Ensuring consistent standards, methods, and communication

among enterprise architecture professionals


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The Origins of the TOGAF® Framework

» A customer initiative

» A framework, not an architecture

– A generic framework for developing

architectures to meet different business

needs

– Not a “one-size-fits-all” architecture

» Originally based on TAFIM (U.S. DoD)


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Member (End User) Driven

• Customer members demand architecture standards …

• DoD Information Systems Agency (DISA) donate TAFIM as base

• TOGAF first published

• Customer members select TAFIM as preferred starting point…

‘93 • TOGAF 7 – Technical Edition‘94 ‘96

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TOGAF 8 – Enterprise Edition

First TOGAF Certification

Program Launched

TOGAF 9 Enterprise

Edition

• The Interoperable Enterprise

Business Scenario

first published

‘01‘03

‘09‘06

TOGAF 8.1.1

TOGAF 9.1

‘11


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TOGAF® 9 Market Drivers

» Ongoing quest for Boundaryless Information Flow™

» In a survey of members, the three most prominent views:

– The need for closer alignment with the business

– The desire for simple implementation, greater usability

– The next version of the TOGAF standard should be an

evolution rather than a revolution

» Consideration for different architectural styles, e.g. SOA

» Security is an increasing concern for CIOs and Enterprise

Architects due to disappearance of traditional boundaries

» Need for greater detail on Architecture Development Method

(ADM)


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Value of TOGAF® Certification

» A globally recognized standard, backed by certification

» Certified professionals– Demonstrable knowledge of TOGAF

– Minimizes employers' hiring time and improves quality of hires

» Vendors of TOGAF Certified Products or Services– Warrant conformance to the TOGAF product standard

throughout the lifetime of certification

– Customers who procure are assured of compliance

» Certification credentials can readily be verified


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Summary

TOGAF®, an Open Group Standard, is…

» An effective, industry standard framework and method for enterprise architecture.

» Complementary to, not competing with, other enterprise frameworks

» A repository of best practice

» Vendor, tool, and technology neutral

» A framework and method for achieving the “Boundaryless Information Flow” vision

» TOGAF is more than a standard: increasingly it is an ecosystem of participants, resources, and materials committed to success & adoption


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Why the TOGAF® Standard is Used?

Vendor, tool and

technology neutral

open standard

Avoids re-inventing the

wheel

A comprehensive

general method

Widely adopted in the

market

Available under a free

perpetual license

Tailorable to meet an

organization and

industry needs

Possible to participate

in the evolution of the

framework

Based in best practices

Business IT alignment

Complementary to, not

competing with, other

frameworks


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EIRA Update Slides (10/2015)


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Edinburgh, UK

Presentation for The Open Group Edinburgh

19th - 22th October 2015

Update on the EIRA

Dr. Raul Abril, European Commission

Overview of the ISA Programme


IOP hypotheses

IOP is the independent variable [of performance/economicvariables]

H1: “There is a positive correlation between IOP and [perfomance variable] of public service delivery to public administrations citizens and businesses”

H2:”There is a negative correlation between IOP and costs of public service delivery for public administrations, businesses and citizens”

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IOP

PV

EV

H1

H2

+

+

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ISA PROGRAMME

The objective of the programme is to support cooperation between

European public administrations, including bodies performing public

functions on their behalf,

by facilitating efficient and effective electronic cross-border and cross-

sector interaction

enabling them to deliver electronic public services in support of EU

policies and activities

The European Parliament and the Council adopted the ISA programme on 16 September 2009.

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ISA PROGRAMME

The ISA programme will support and promote:

•the creation and improvement of common frameworks in support of interoperability across borders and sectors;

•assessment of the ICT implications of proposed or adopted EU legislation and planning for the introduction of ICT systems to support its implementation;

•the operation and improvement of existing common services and the establishment, industrialisation, operation and improvement of new ones; and

•the improvement of existing re-usable generic tools and the establishment, provision and improvement of new ones.

The programme is implemented by means of ‘actions’,

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List of ISA actions (1/3)

Action number

Action name

1.1 Promoting semantic interoperability amongst the European Union Member States

1.2 Access to base registries

1.3 Catalogue of services

1.4 ECAS-STORK Integration

1.5 STORK Sustainability

1.6 Common Infrastructure for Public Administrations Sustainability

1.7 ePRIOR

1.8 Trusted Exchange Platform (E-TrustEx)

1.9 Supporting tools for TSL and e-signature creation/verification

1.10 Internal Market Information (IMI) systems

1.11 Interoperable and Generic Notification Services (GENIS)

1.12 Open Source Software platform for online collection of statements of support for European citizens' initiatives

1.13 LEOS - Legislation Editing software

1.14 Cross Sector SOLVIT

1.15 Open Government Data

1.16 Development of key IT components for the establishment of the Common information sharingENVIRONMENT (CISE) for the surveillance of the EU maritime domain

Project Study Acc. measure

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Action number

Action name

1.17 Re-usable Inspire reference platform

1.18 Federate Managed Authentication Services for ECAS

1.19 PEPPOL Sustainability

1.20 Application of EU law: provision of cross-sector communication and problem solving tools

1.21 European Legislation Identifier

2.1 Elaboration of a common vision for an European Interoperability Architecture (EIA)

2.2 CAMSS - Common Assessment Method Standards and Specifications

2.3 PKI Services

2.4 Data communication network service (sTESTA)

2.5 CIRCABC

2.6 Interactive Policy Making (IPM)

2.7 Your Europe - Facilitating the re-use of content from National portals

2.8 Machine Translation Service by the European Commission

2.9 Document repository services for EU policy support

2.10 Multisectorial crisis and business continuity services

2.11 Promoting consistent EU e-procurement monitoring and performance

2.12 eHealth European Interoperability Framework



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Action number

Action name

2.13 Establishment of a European Union Location Framework

2.14 Assessment of trans-European systems supporting EU policies

2.15 Interoperability agreements on electronic document and electronic file

3.1 Assessment of ICT implications of EU legislation

4.1.1 Raising Interoperability Awareness - Communication activity

4.1.2 Interoperability Maturity Model

4.2.1 Integrated Collaboration Platform - Joinup

4.2.2 Community building and effective use of the collaborative platforms

4.2.3 National Interoperability Framework Observatory (NIFO)

4.2.4 European Federated Interoperability Repository (EFIR)

4.2.5 Sharing and re-use strategy

4.2.6 Interoperable test beds




2.1 EIA Elaboration of a common vision for an EIA in ISA Value chain

MAPPING OF ISA ACTIONS TO THE ISA VALUE CHAIN

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Actions

9 Actions

2 Action 2 Actions

23 Actions

3 Action6

Actions

4 Actions


2.14 TESs Assessment of Trans-European networks supporting EU policies in ISA Value chain

MAPPING OF ISA ACTIONS TO THE ISA VALUE CHAIN

3

Actions

9 Actions

2 Action 2 Actions

23 Actions

3 Action6

Actions

4 Actions

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IEEE's COMPUTER vol 47 issue 10

"Promoting Interoperability in

Europe’s e-Government"

Update on pilots


EIRA/CarTool pilots- Pilot invitation

We invited 3 MSs and 3 DGs to conduct a pilot of EIRA and CarTool:

» To gain general insight and hands-on experience with the EIRA

and the CarTool (PoC) in their specific environment;

» To work with a use case that they selected to maximise the value

that they can obtain from their participation in the pilot. For example,

potential benefits can include a) the documentation of an existing

interoperable solution or b) the acceleration of the design of a new

interoperable solution or c) to the rationalization of your IT portfolio:

– They will have the opportunity to influence and contribute to a

joint vision of the EIRA and the EUCart by providing feedback to

the EIRA and the CarTool (PoC) and by providing visibility to

their reusable solution building blocks by including them in the

EUCart;

» To provide visibility to their activities within the ISA Programme

and, if convenient for them, to a broader audience (published on

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EIRA/CarTool pilots- Informal pilot feedback

Examples of feedback statements we captured from the pilot

participants:

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Short overview of the pilots

“Awareness of the relationships between ABBs on different

views”

“A richer metamodel on top of ArchiMate in relation to IOP”

“Standard for the IOP part of solutions”

“It was a very valuable modelling

experience“

“A data mining tool automatic and proactive suggestions for portfolio

management”

“Stronger than TOGAF with respect to IOP: 4 levels and

their alignment”

“Helps to differentiate between a public service’s provider and consumer and to model the agreement(s) between them”

“Checklist for core IOP ABBs”

“Controlled vocabulary (e.g. for procurement)”

“Useful structure and definition of an SAT”

“Guidelines to think about all IOP levels when modelling”

“Promotes IOP“

“Modelling in Archi was very helpful““Helps reuse”

“Helps to identify commonalities among solutions”

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- RfC overview

All change request for the EIRA and the CarTool (PoC) are

captured on JIRA issue tracer*.

* We can provide the analysis of change requests on request.

** The identified functionalities of the CarTool (PoC) will be implemented as

Joinup Cartography services.

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RfC type EIRA CarTool (PoC)

Resolved 144 10

Open 16 60**

Total 160 70


EIRA v0.9.0 beta- What’s new?

» ArchiMate alignment: EIRA is aligned with ArchiMate 2.1 and its concepts and relations. Usage of Archi as a modelling tool (syntax error-free model).

» Two new views: EIRA high-level overview and interoperability specification underpinning view.

» Restructuring of views: Organisational and semantic views have been restructured. Several architecture building blocks were moved from the Technical application view to the Technical infrastructure view.

» Improved definitions: Definitions of architecture building blocks have been enhanced and aligned.

» ADMS alignment: Attributes of the building blocks are aligned with ADMS-AP properties.

» Improved EIF alignment: The EIRA now offers the possibility to capture how interoperability specifications are aligned to EIF principles.

» EIRA overview document: Provides an overview on the EIRA, including definitions of the EIRA’s underlying key concepts, ArchiMate notation and modelling guidelines.

» EIRA model for Archi and as an HTML-version: replace the simple Visio diagrams (views) and Excel spreadsheet (ABB definitions).

» EU regulation: the EIRA is compliant with EU regulation.61


EIRA v0.9.0 beta- The EIRA in numbers

1. 6 diagrams: 4 views (Legal, Organisational, Semantic, Technical (Apps & Infra), 1 high-level overview and 1 interoperability specification underpinning view

2. 140 Architecture Building Blocks (ABBs): e.g. Public Policy, Public Service, Interoperability Agreement, Data and Interoperable European Solution

3. 200 relationships between different ABBs.

4. 18 links between the different views: ABBs are related across the different EIF interoperability levels

5. 76 pages: EIRA overview document.

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- Comparison to v0.8.0

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View Building block Definition Source of definition

Legal view Public Policy Cycle The cycle of stages in the creation and execution of a public policy

Based on the concepts laid out in

http://www.europarl.europa.eu/Reg

Data/etudes/etudes/join/2013/50745

7/IPOL-

IMCO_ET(2013)507457_EN.pdf

Legal viewDefinition of Public Policy

ObjectivesA stage where public policy objectives are defined




7/IPOL-


Legal viewFormulation of Public Policy

Scenarios

An stage where a number of public policy options for addressing the problem and achieving the public

policy objectives are developed




7/IPOL-


Legal view Impact Assessment

Impact assessment is a key tool to ensure that the public policy process is carried out on the basis of

transparent, comprehensive and balanced evidence, an Impact assessment is an aid to political decision-

making

Based on: http://ec.europa.eu/smart-

regulation/impact/commission_guid

elines/docs/iag_2009_en.pdf

Legal view Public Policy Implementation The process of putting a public policy into effect Oxford Dictionary

Legal view Public Policy Evaluation Assessment of how the public policy met its objectives (according to defined criteria)




7/IPOL-


Legal viewPublic Policy Development

EnablersAn organisation or thing that makes the policy process possible

Based on the definition of "enabler"

in the Oxford Dictionary

Legal view Approach The delegation model used to enforce the policy (centralised vs. decentralised)Based on the concepts laid out in

the EIS report

Legal view Mandate The capacity and authority to carry out tasks within a specific policy domainBased on the concepts laid out in

the EIS report

Legal view Public Policy A course or principle of action proposed or adopted by a policy making body Based on Oxford Dictionary

Legal view EU level Policy made at a level above the Member States (i.e. across or of relevance to multiple Member States)EIA Project - Specific contract N°

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Legal view National level Policy made at central level in a Member StateEIA Project - Specific contract N°

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Legal view Sub-National level Policy made at regional or local level in a Member StateEIA Project - Specific contract N°

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Legal viewPublic Policy Implementation

InstrumentsInstruments that support the implementation of the policy

EIA Project - Specific contract N°

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Separate Excel file containing definitions.

Definitions are integrated in Archi model.ADMS-compliant properties.Ability to export

Organisational Enablers

Organisational View

Business Process

User

Public Service

Service ProviderInteroperability Service Agreement

Organisational Structure

Business Information Exchange

Business Information Entity

Business Transaction

Citizen

Organisations

Public Administration

Business

Organisational Policy

Business Rule

Service Delivery Model

Aggregated Public Service

Basic Public Service

European

National

Sub-National

signsproposes

is a source of

accepts

Public Policy

Organisational Procedure

Interoperability Provider Agreement

applies to

offersconsumes signs

is a source of

applies to

InteroperabilityCollaboration

Agreement

signs

signs

Service Catalogue

documentsBusiness Process

Model

documents

Views modelled in Visio,using some ArchiMate shapes.

Views modelled in Archi,ensuring ArchiMatecompliance.HTML version.

Simple PowerPoint providing an introduction.

Extensive EIRA overview documentation.

Initial draft that has not been tested.

More mature version that has been tested and improved.


Results of the evaluation survey

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1. The pilot participants’ beliefs on the potential value of the EIRA

7 Strongly Agree

6 Agree

5 Somewhat agree

4 Neither agree or disagree

3 Somewhat disagree

2 Disagree

1 Strongly disagree

Scale


Results of the evaluation survey

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2. The pilot participants’ beliefs on the potential value of the EIRA supporting interoperability and to contribute to cost and time saving (includes previous results for comparison).

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

EIRA has

potential value

for supporting

interoperability

EIRA has

potential value

to contribute to

cost and time

saving

Designing and

documenting

solution

architectures

Comparing

solution

architectures

Creating solution

portfolios

Managing

solution

portfolios

Rationalising

solution

portfolios

Supporting

impact

assessments on

ICT

Based on my pilot experience, I believe that the EIRA has potential value for... MS DG

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Strongly disagree Disagree Somewhat disagree Neither agree or disagree

Somewhat agree Agree Strongly agree

Scale

EIRA presentation


Context of the EIRA

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European Interoperability Reference Architecture (EIRA)

Guidelines and Implementation

European Interoperability Framework (EIF)

Framework and principles

European Interoperability Strategy (EIS)

Governance and strategy


Alignment between EIF and EIRA

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EIRAEIRAEIF

GuidelinesFramework


EIRA v0.9.0 beta- Release components

The EIRA v0.9.0 beta consists of the following release components:

1. EIRA_v0.9.0_beta_ArchiMate_model.ARCHIMATE: Archi file containing

the EIRA ArchiMate model.

2. EIRA_v0.9.0_beta_ArchiMate_model.HTML: HTML version of the EIRA

ArchiMate model.

3. EIRA_v0.9.0_beta_Overview.PDF: PDF document containing an

introduction to the EIRA, including its key concepts, used ArchiMate

notation, tool support, and views.

4. EIRA_v0.9.0_beta_Release document set.ZIP: Zip file containing each

of the above mentioned files.

5. EIRA_v0.9.0 beta_Release_notes.PDF: PDF document containing the

release notes.

The release components can be found in the respective release folder under

the following link*: https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/asset/eia/description#release

* The link points to a directory containing all EIRA releases, including the development version (e.g.

0.9.0).

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https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/asset/eia/description#release


EIRA v0.9.0 beta- HTML version

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Online website : https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/site/eia/EIRA/EIRA_beta_dev/HTML/mod

el.html

https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/site/eia/EIRA/EIRA_beta_dev/HTML/model.html


EIRA v0.9.0 beta- High-level overview

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- Legal view

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- Organisational view

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- Semantic view

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- Tech. application view

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- Tech. infrastructure view

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EIRA v0.9.0 beta- IOP spec. underpinning view

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Technical view -application

Semantic viewLegal view Organisational view

TechnicalSpecification

InteroperabilityService

Agreement

InteroperabilityProvider

Agreement

InteroperabilityCollaborationAgreement

Public PolicyFormulation andImplementation

Instrument

LegislationCatalogue

Public ServiceCatalogue

Technical view -infrastructure

ServiceRegistry

Component

Specification

Interoperability Specification

Legal InteroperabilitySpecification

Organisational Interoperability Specification Semantic InteroperabilitySpecification

Technical Interoperability Specification

Interoperability Agreement

Data SetCatalogue

DataStandardCatalogue

is covered in

depends on


The EIRA JoinUp community

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The EIA Community on Joinup

http://joinup.ec.europa.eu/asset/eia/description

http://joinup.ec.europa.eu/asset/eia/description


Objectives of the EIRA

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Designing

Assessing



Accelerate the design of systems that support the delivery of interoperable digital public services (across borders and sectors).

Provide a reference model for comparing existing architectures in different policy domains and thematic areas, to identify focal points for convergence and reuse.

Ease the discovery and reuse of interoperability solutions through the Cartography – Cart in Joinup website.

Help documenting the most salient interoperability elements of complex systems and facilitate the sharing of reusable solutions.

Expected benefits of the EIRA


Use-cases overview

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Search for interoperability solutions

EIRA Cart

Design solution architecture (templates)

Design reference architectures

Designing

Support Impact Assessment on ICT


Document interoperability solutions

Compare reference architectures

Compare solution architectures

Manage portfolio

Rationalise portfolio

Assessing

Create portfolio

EIRA and CarTool use-cases




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EIRA provides a common core of context-neutral architecture building blocks

1. EIRA: context-neutral architecture building blocks (ABBs). Focused on interoperability.

2. Solution architecture template: specific solution adding further details to enable solution designs

Core Reference Architecture: EIRA – minimal cross-sector interoperability

Solution Architecture templates ( e.g. e-ID) with additional specific ABBs

EIRA


EIRA in the context of EA

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In parallel to the ABBs, EIRA SBBs are TOGAF SBBs.


Positioning within TOGAF

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EIRA’s positioning within TOGAF’s Enterprise Continuum


Next steps

1. EIRA development1. Analyze results public consultation on EIRA v0.9.0 beta

2. Release of EIRA v1.0.0 stable (December 2015)

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