Enterprise Continuum and Tools Flashcards

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Architecture Metamodel

Archietcture Landscape

Standards Information Base

Governance Log

Architecture Capability

Reference Library

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Describe 6 Architecture Repository Components

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  • Generic (foundation) to specific (organization)- Abstract (architecture) to concrete (solution)- Logical to physical
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List 3 axes Enterprise Continuum uses for classification

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Describe the Enterprise Continuum

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  • A view of the Architecture Repository
  • From generic to organization specific
  • Contains Architecture and Solutions Continuum- Foundational > Common > Industry > Organizational
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How does the Enterprise Continuum promote component reuse

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  • Organizes reusable components by classifying them
  • Is a virtual repository referencing all assets from ADM
  • Assets can exist in the enterprise or from outside
  • References generic industry reference models (Retail ARTS)
  • References patterns specific to Organization
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  • ADM describes process of moving from- Foundation architecture toward industry/organization
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Relationship between Enterprise Continuum and ADM

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  • A view of the Architecture Repository
  • From generic to organization specific
  • Contains Architecture and Solutions Continuum- Foundational > Common > Industry > Organizational
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Describe the Enterprise Continuum

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  • A structuring of Architectural building blocks (ABB)- Guides and selects elements in Solutions Continuum- Defines derivations from general and relationships- Allows one to discover commonality and reuse
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Summarize the Architecture Continuum

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Relationship between Architecture and Solutions Continuum

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  • The 4 architectures guide selection of Solutions- The 4 solutions support and reify the architectures
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Relationship between Enterprise Continuum and ADM

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  • ADM describes process of moving from- Foundation architecture toward industry/organization
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  • Classification System
  • Assist in identifying reusable assets
  • Communication aid
  • Aid to Software engineering
  • Aid to making effective use of COTS
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Define Enterprise Continuum

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Define Enterprise Continuum

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  • Classification System
  • Assist in identifying reusable assets
  • Communication aid
  • Aid to Software engineering
  • Aid to making effective use of COTS
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  • Generic solution components, products, services, tools- E.g., programming languages, operating systems, EDI, ITIL
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Describe Foundation Solutions

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  • The 4 architectures guide selection of Solutions- The 4 solutions support and reify the architectures
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Relationship between Architecture and Solutions Continuum

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List 3 axes Enterprise Continuum uses for classification

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  • Generic (foundation) to specific (organization)- Abstract (architecture) to concrete (solution)- Logical to physical
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Describe Organization Solutions

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  • Solutions that are unique to the organization- Structured to support specific SLAs and key metrics
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List the 2 major components of the Enterprise Continuum

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  • Architecture Continuum- Solutions Continuum
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  • Common solutions across relevant domains- E.g., security, management, network- Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model- III-RM - relates to boundaryless information flow
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Describe Common Systems Architecture

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Characteristics of a foundation architecture

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  • Reflects general computing requirements
  • Reflects general building blocks
  • Defines technology standards for the BBs
  • Provides direction for products and services
  • Reflects directions and strategies
  • Can be used to build any architecture - Foundation for specific
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III-RM provides 2 main benefits

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  • Integrated information: a combined, consistent source- Integrated access: through one user interface
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Describe Foundation Solutions

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  • Generic solution components, products, services, tools- E.g., programming languages, operating systems, EDI, ITIL
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  • A structuring of Solution building blocks (SBB)- Implements the Architecture Continuum
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Summarize the Solutions Continuum

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  • Foundation Solutions- Common system Solutions- Industry Solutions- Organization specific Solutions
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List 4 major models in the Solutions Continuum

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Describe Common Systems Architecture

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  • Common solutions across relevant domains- E.g., security, management, network- Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model- III-RM - relates to boundaryless information flow
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Summarize the Architecture Continuum

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  • A structuring of Architectural building blocks (ABB)- Guides and selects elements in Solutions Continuum- Defines derivations from general and relationships- Allows one to discover commonality and reuse
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Describe Industry Architecture

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  • Guides integration of common with industry solutions- Specific architectures within an industry- E.g., Retail Active Store” architecture”
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  • Foundation Architectures- Common system architectures- Industry architectures- Organization specific architectures
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List 4 major models in the Architecture Continuum

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List 4 major models in the Solutions Continuum

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  • Foundation Solutions- Common system Solutions- Industry Solutions- Organization specific Solutions
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List 4 major models in the Architecture Continuum

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  • Foundation Architectures- Common system architectures- Industry architectures- Organization specific architectures
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Describe 6 Architecture Repository Components

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Architecture Metamodel

Archietcture Landscape

Standards Information Base

Governance Log

Architecture Capability

Reference Library

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  • Reusable packages specific to an industry- Products, services, systems, solutions for industry- E.g., physical database schema, POS device
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Describe Industry Solutions

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How is Enterprise Continuum used to develop architecture

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  • Articulates broad perspective what, why, how designed- Defines where in the continuum you are”
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  • Architecture Continuum- Solutions Continuum
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List the 2 major components of the Enterprise Continuum

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  • Integrated information: a combined, consistent source- Integrated access: through one user interface
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III-RM provides 2 main benefits

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  • Reflects general computing requirements
  • Reflects general building blocks
  • Defines technology standards for the BBs
  • Provides direction for products and services
  • Reflects directions and strategies
  • Can be used to build any architecture - Foundation for specific
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Characteristics of a foundation architecture

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  • Solutions that are unique to the organization- Structured to support specific SLAs and key metrics
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Describe Organization Solutions

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  • Guides integration of common with industry solutions- Specific architectures within an industry- E.g., Retail Active Store” architecture”
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Describe Industry Architecture

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Describe Industry Solutions

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  • Reusable packages specific to an industry- Products, services, systems, solutions for industry- E.g., physical database schema, POS device
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Characteristics of Boundaryless Information Flow

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  • Trademark of the Open Group
  • Provides access to integrated information
  • Open standards to provide services to extended enterprise
  • Combine multiple sources of information
  • Securely deliver to where it is needed
  • In the right context for the us
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Summarize the Solutions Continuum

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  • A structuring of Solution building blocks (SBB)- Implements the Architecture Continuum
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Describe Common Systems Solutions

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  • Implements Common Systems Architectures- E.g., HA transaction service, security product, SAAS
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  • Trademark of the Open Group
  • Provides access to integrated information
  • Open standards to provide services to extended enterprise
  • Combine multiple sources of information
  • Securely deliver to where it is needed
  • In the right context for the us
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Characteristics of Boundaryless Information Flow

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  • Implements Common Systems Architectures- E.g., HA transaction service, security product, SAAS
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Describe Common Systems Solutions

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  • Organizes reusable components by classifying them
  • Is a virtual repository referencing all assets from ADM
  • Assets can exist in the enterprise or from outside
  • References generic industry reference models (Retail ARTS)
  • References patterns specific to Organization
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How does the Enterprise Continuum promote component reuse

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  • Articulates broad perspective what, why, how designed- Defines where in the continuum you are”
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How is Enterprise Continuum used to develop architecture

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List the 3 levels of the Architecture landscape

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  • Strategic architectures: enterprise wide- Segment architectures: program, dept, portfolio- Capability architectures: Project, program level
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  • Strategic architectures: enterprise wide- Segment architectures: program, dept, portfolio- Capability architectures: Project, program level
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List the 3 levels of the Architecture landscape