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ITSPB RETREAT March 17, 2009

ITSPB RETREAT March 17, 2009. Enterprise Architecture (EA). EA Team Members. EA Program Management Office Team: Rachel Felver Lisa Jenkins – Acting Chief Architect Kevin Kirby – Data Architect Jos é Labiosa David Prompovitch – Team Lead Eric Roberts Larry Watkins

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ITSPB RETREAT March 17, 2009

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  1. ITSPB RETREAT March 17, 2009 Enterprise Architecture (EA)

  2. EA Team Members EA Program Management Office Team: • Rachel Felver • Lisa Jenkins – Acting Chief Architect • Kevin Kirby – Data Architect • José Labiosa • David Prompovitch – Team Lead • Eric Roberts • Larry Watkins The EA PMO Team also draws upon the resources of these EA Team members: • David Michals • Brand Niemann • Rahsaan Tabb • Jody Zeugner “Don’t forget me!”

  3. 2009 EA Implementation Logic Model 4 1 EA Development & Compliance 2 Outreach to Stakeholders & Governing Bodies 6 OMB Submittals Support Environmental/ Investment Decisions 5 Performance & Value Measurement 3 Other Ad hoc Efforts

  4. Team Lead Dave’s Responsibilities • EA Program Management • Maintain EA PMO budget • Tool implementation and application development for new Troux tool • Develop ART “road show” • Identify business questions and answers • EA Governance

  5. Rachel’s Responsibilities • Main point of contact for OMB EA Self-Assessment • Populating self-assessment matrix • Generating correspondence • Tracking progress • EA/CPIC Liaison • Segment Architecture • Administrative • MISD File Structure • Milestone Tracking • Restructure of I Drive

  6. Eric’s Responsibilities • EA Training Development • Case study based training on architecture methods. Uses Federal Segment Architecture Methodology and EPA business problems. June 2009, modular, two weeks. • EA Policy and Governance Procedure Revision • These documents are three years old. What is the future of EA governance at EPA? • Monthly Enterprise Architecture Working Group (EAWG) meeting preparation, follow-up • Segment/Solution Architecture Support • Maintain EA Intranet Site. Implement EA collaboration site. • Troux eaGov User Representative

  7. José’s Responsibilities • Address OMB requirement for performance milestones • Value measurement and performance assessment • Segment/Business Layer Development and Support • Integration of EPA Businesses and OTOP Strategic Planning Processes (As Needed) • EA Success Stories • Alternate COTR for Application Architecture Task Order

  8. Larry’s Responsibilities • COTR for EA Task Order • MISD Budget • Business Layer Development/Support • System Administrator for new Troux tool • Includes hosting • Risk Management Specialist

  9. EA Calendar – Upcoming Activities and Deliverables • March 31, 2009 • EA Success Story • May 29, 2009 • Segment Template Update • EA Self Assessment Completion Artifacts due to OMB • Transition Strategy and Sequencing Plan • Target Architecture • Segment Prioritization process • June 2009 • EA Training • EA Success Story • August 29, 2009 • Segment Template Update • EA Self Assessment Use Artifacts due to OMB • EA Governance Plan • EA Communications Plan

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