DoD EA TRM

Are a business-based framework for Government-wide improvement

• DoD EA TRM

• FEA RMs

• e-Gov

• DISR

Is developing a similar set of reference models to facilitate net-centric, re-use, EA alignment to the FEA-RMs

• Department of Defense

• e-Government

• Federal Government of the United States

• Federal Enterprise Administration

Outlines standards that collectively support secure delivery of business and application components to support e-Gov in a service oriented architecture.

• FEA RMs

• DISR

• DoD EA MSN

• DoD EA TRM

DISR is the acronymous of:

• DoD Information Technology Standards Registry

• DoD Information Technology Software Registry

• DoD Integrity Technology for Services and Registries

• DoD Internet Technology for Services Registry

DoD EA TRM provides a foundation to advance the _______ of technology across DoD and Federal Government through standarization

• architecture

• use

• re-use

DoD EA TRM is intended to replace the DoD standards sources such as DISR.

• True

• False

DoD EA TRM is organized into four core Services Areas.

• Services Access and Delivery, Service Platform and Infrastructure, Service of Technical Components, Service Communications.

• Core Service, Business Services, Operational Service, Technological Service

• Service Access and Delivery, Service Platform and Infrastructure, Component Framework, Service Interface and Integration.

• Service Platform, Service Composition, Service Integration, Service Delivery.

Refers to the collection of delivery and support platforms, infrastructure capabilities and hardware requirements.

• Component Framework

• Service Interface and Integration

• Service Platform and Infrastructure

• Service Access and Delivery

Refers to the underlying foundation, technologies, standards and specifications by which services components are built.

• Component Framework

• Service Platform and Infrastructure

• Service Interface and Integration

• Service Access and Delivery

Refers to the collection of technologies, methodologies, standards, and specifications that govern how agencies will interface with a service component.

• Component Framework

• Service Interface and Integration

• Service Platform and Infrastructure

• Service Access and Delivery