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Enhancing E-Government Interoperability: Rapid First Response Through SOA

This document discusses the application of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) to improve rapid first response in e-government services. It highlights the importance of semantic interoperability and teamwork in creating effective solutions. By adopting XML-based standards like the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) and Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM), agencies can streamline data sharing. The significance of open standards, community practices, and ongoing development in SOA is emphasized, showcasing current results and encouraging adherence to evolving interoperability frameworks.

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Enhancing E-Government Interoperability: Rapid First Response Through SOA

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  1. SOA for E-Government Interoperability at Work:Improving Rapid First ResponseThe Right Serviceat the Right Fingertipsat the Right Time SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  2. Semantic Interoperability at Work:Improving Rapid First Response First, Foremost, Interoperability Means Teamwork SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  3. Semantic Interoperability (SI) • Progression of Standards: SGML>XML/RDF>RDF/OWL>? • Semantic Interoperability Community of Practice (SICoP), XMLCoP, and now the SOACoP Keeping Pace • Moving Targets • Data Reference Model (DRM) in Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF) • Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM) • National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) Handwriting on the Wall: • Semantic Web is Real • Easier to Keep Up than Catch Up SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  4. Service-Oriented Architecture • SOA Reference Model TC in OASIS • Moving RM to 2nd Public Comment Period • SOA Adoption Blueprints TC in OASIS • Providing Specific Model Patterns • SOA Unavoidable • Open Standards Necessary for All Interests SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  5. XML-Based Standards Make Good Start • OASIS Standards in Diverse Fields Demonstrate Promise • Universal Business Language (UBL), • Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) and • Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP) • SOA Patterns Need to Mandate Adoption of Supporting Standards • Standards Adoption Momentum Building Slowly -- SOA Fast --Danger if Promise not Fulfilled. SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  6. Need for Standards Still Strong • SOA Needs XML Vocabulary Standards Work to Continue • Companies, Agencies Need to be Shown that this work is in Their Interest • Employee Time Justified • Resources Justified • Benefits need to be measured in terms of Time Saved as well as Costs Saved into Future SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  7. Current Interoperability Results:Priceless • National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) First Draft Released October 15, 2005 • Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM) Continues • Data Reference Model (DRM) SHOULD Make Information Sharing Much Easier--If Adopted • Emergency Data Exchange Language-Distribution Element (EDXL_DE) now an OASIS Standard • EDXL_RM--Resource Messaging, Hospital Availability Exchange (HAVE) Underway SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  8. Service-Oriented Architecture SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  9. Registries Add Semantic Discovery of Services & Resources SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  10. SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  11. Our Semantic Interoperability Pilot Implements Service-Oriented Architecture SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  12. Adding Value with Web Services SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  13. Portal Provides Registry Interface SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  14. Portal Aggregates Services SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  15. Broadstrokes Provides Geospatial-based Information Services SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  16. MyStateUSA Network Provides Nationwide Alerting Service SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  17. CAP Alerts Available in Web Service SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  18. CAP Alert in XML Format SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  19. Warning Systems, Inc SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

  20. Verizon Data Center Services • Scalability, Reliability & Security (Physical/Network/Clearances) • Redundancy for Mission-Critical Applications • Turn-key, Fully Managed Solution, Enables “Rapid Deployment” • Industry’s most Diverse SLAs • 13 Premium Data Centers Located On MCI’s IP Backbone SOA for E-Gov Interoperability at Work: Improving Rapid First Response

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