Enterprise Architecture framework

Ensured project priorities are aligned with the organization 's future-state architecture and road maps. • Present information to summarize overall application or technology status and trends for business level review. • Provide integrated systems analysis and recommend appropriate hardware, software, and communication links required to support IT goals and strategies within the domain. • Provide technology and solution architecture guidance for domain-relevant projects. • Oversee the establishment and

Background a. UNITY & DELTA’s situations: 1) History of UNITY Unity is one of the few providers of global shareholder and employee management services in the world. Unity, which has over 8000 employees and a market capitalization of approximately $2bn, administered over 60 million shareholder accounts for over 10,000 corporations in 12 different countries. Unity provided full range of transfer agency services, regular shareholder services, employee share plan management services, branding services

Information Management and the Retail Industry The retail industry is ever changing and evolving. The more successful companies within the industry understand the need to use technology to their advantage. Information management is the process by which different types of data is collected, categorized, and stored (Turban, Volonino, Wood, & Sipior, 2013, p. 32). A review of the collected data is done to ascertain the value of the contents and reports are generated based on that data (Turban, Volonino

Chapter Defense – IT Governance Vision RentMyCar’s mission is to provide high-quality, low-cost, hassle free car rentals to everyone. The peer-to-peer (P2P) business model adopted by RentMyCar provides the firm a competitive advantage over other car rental companies. However, it is important, that RentMyCar not only conveys accurately the company’s intention, but also in a way that is meaningful to every stakeholder. Thus RentMyCar will make this vision make accessible by separating the movement

Category 2: Inhibitors of EA Strategy adoption Sub question 2: What are the factors that could influence the adoption of EA strategy in SMMEs? It is evident that there still a long way to go between EA and SMEs. Developing architectures can be a difficult task even for large business, but SMMEs find it more challenging. The interview results indicate that training; IT skills and support from management are aspects that could influence the adoption of EA in the small business environments. SMMEs

the users logon onto window the secure token is needed 3.4.2 Authorization Authorization – all of the sensitive data and all financial data are stored in the active directory. And they are using a feature called authorization manager. This program is giving an access control policy 3.4.3 Availability Availability – CBA is using high availability through redundancy load balancer are used to direct client traffic to the web service servers, to ensure that the web service are always available. 3.5 Monitoring

possible for the enterprise to make the most cost-effective and beneficial decisions with regard to the management of operational risk. The enterprise security architecture and the security management process should therefore embrace all of these areas. Fundamental requirements The main goal of enterprise information security is to protect the valuable resources of an organization. Such as information, hardware and software. Through applying the appropriate safety measures, the enterprise security supports

Policies are considered management instructions that indicate a predetermined course of action, or a way to handle a problems or even situations. They are high-level statements that provide guidance to the workers who must make present as well as future decisions. Policies are typically generalized requirements that must be written down and then communicated to certain groups of people inside, and in some cases outside, a particular organization. Policies can also be thought of as business rules

Cameron, B. H. (2015, February). Methods for Defining and Analyzing Key EA Performance Metrics. Business and Enterprise Architecture, 18(2), 1-22. Retrieved from https://www.cutter.com/sites/default/files/architecture/fulltext/reports/2015/02/index/ear1502.pdf This journal strives to close the gap between EA value and the metrics that will define its value. Within the document, the author defines specific categories, that when clearly defined, help prove the value of the organization's assets.

IT STRATEGY AND POLICY CIS-519 PROFESSOR- RONALD WOERNER WEEK-3 INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT VENKATRAM REDDY DHARMANOLLA INTRODUCTION: SABSA model is a method for developing enterprise information security architectures that are risk driven. Security infrastructure solutions are delivered. The primary characteristic of the SABSA model made some analysis of the business requirements for security, especially those in which security has an enabling function through which new business opportunities