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Friday, September 5, 2008

FCC proposes rules for VOIP 911 calls
The Federal Communications Commission's proposed rule seeks to ensure that Enhanced 911 systems can accommodate calls from IP-enabled phones.
(Posted August 27, 2008)

Agencies ready 5-year infrastructure plans
As the Bush administration draws to a close, the Information Technology Infrastructure Line of Business looks poised to soldier on.
(Posted August 26, 2008)

GAO faults some DOD IT assessments
The Government Accountability Office says the Defense Department must improve its assessments of whether business system modernization efforts comply with its federated Business Enterprise Architecture.
(Posted August 7, 2008)

The federal enterprise architecture: Where it fits
The Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996 called for agencies to adopt an IT architecture to govern the management and acquisition of new IT.
(Posted June 30, 2008)

Enterprise architects talk the business talk
More people now see EA as a planning and management tool, not a technology project.
(Posted June 30, 2008)

Navy takes EA concept to heart
With 2 initiatives, the Navy expects to score gains in program efficiency and effectiveness.
(Posted June 30, 2008)

Kelman: Senior leadership teams
Does your organization need a senior leadership team? Maybe not, a new book suggests.
(Posted June 2, 2008)

Speakers: EA must meet business needs
Enterprise architecture meets an agency's needs only if the technology is tied directly into business needs, conference speakers advise.
(Posted May 21, 2008)

SOA experts: Learn to speak business
The next major hurdle for enterprise architecture is convincing agency managers that it solves business problems
(Posted April 7, 2008)

Agencies expect to invest in new financial systems
Input report highlights the importance of the Financial Management Line of Business initiative to OMB
(Posted April 7, 2008)

SOA experts: Learn to speak business
The next major hurdle for enterprise architecture is convincing agency managers that it solves business problems.
(Posted March 27, 2008)

DOD refines architecture strategy
Business transformation office links EA to Global Information Grid strategy
(Posted March 24, 2008)

New method weds enterprise architecture, acquisition
A soon-to-be-issued RFI would ask for best practices for model-based acquisition strategy.
(Posted March 11, 2008)

CIO Council starts wiki on architecture guidance
The draft of the "Practical Guide to Service-Oriented Architecture" is available for government and industry to comment on.
(Posted March 10, 2008)

Records managers see value of enterprise architecture
The IRS, NRC and Interior find success in developing records management systems by tying their business cases to their enterprise architectures.
(Posted March 7, 2008)

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5 tech tools with lasting appeal
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5 priorities still worth pursuing
The original elements of the PMA will remain priorities in the future, observers say.

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