The Federal Enterprise Architecture Program Management Office (FEA-PMO) was
established on February 6, 2002, in accordance with direction issued by the
Associate Director for Information (IT) and E-Government, Office of Management
and Budget (OMB). The lack of a Federal Enterprise Architecture
had been cited by the 2001 Quicksilver E-Government Task Force as
a key barrier to the success of the 24 Presidential Priority E-Government
initiatives approved by the President's Management Council in October 2001.
The FEA-PMO manages and coordinates activities surrounding:
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The Federal
Enterprise Architecture (FEA)
Definition of the Federal Enterprise Architecture through a set of Government-wide
reference models focusing on business, performance, application-capabilities, technologies
and standards, and data and information.
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Development of a core set of standardized Component-Based Architecture
models to facilitate technology solutions and the development of a
complete architecture (baseline, target, and transition) for each
of the 24 Presidential Priority E-Government initiatives. |
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Assessment and identification - through high-level architectural, critical
success factor, and Line of Business performance information - of new
opportunities for business process and system consolidation to improve
government efficiency and effectiveness. |
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