SIA QUIZ # 2

Title of Chapter 9

• The Role of Investment Planning and Project Management

• The Role of Security and Privacy

• The EA Repository and Support Tools

• Developing an Enterprise Architecture

  Management Plan

EA Roles and identify its responsibilities: Data

Architect

• Provide technical analysis and design

  support for database-related EA

  component selection and implementation.

  Ensure that databases meet integration

  and interoperability requirements.

  Support EA documentation.

• Maintenance of EA website, associated

  content, and links to other websites as

  needed.

• Collaboratively identify solutions for IT-

  related problems within LOBs. Support

  EA documentation.

• All of these

EA Roles and identify its responsibilities: Systems

Architect

• Maintenance of EA Software

  Application. Maintenance of EA

  repository and information.

• Document and verify LOB and end-user

  requirements. Assist in EA component

  design and documentation activities

• Provide technical analysis and design

  support for systems-related EA

  component selection and implementation.

  Ensure that IT systems meet integration

  and interoperability requirements.

  Support EA documentation.

• Be the champion of the EA program.

  Provide resources. Assist in resolving

  high-level EA issues.

EA Roles and identify its responsibilities: Sponsor

• Facilitate the establishment and ongoing

  operation of the EA Program. Lead the

  resolution of high-level EA issues.

  Integrate EA and other governance.

• Manage the EA program and

  documentation process. Select and

  implement the EA framework and

  documentation methodology. Identify

  EA standards and manage EA

  configuration management sub-process.

• Be the champion of the EA program.

  Provide resources. Assist in resolving

  high-level EA issues.

• Maintenance of EA website, associated

  content, and links to other websites as

  needed.

EA Roles and identify its responsibilities: Research

Analyst

• Document and verify LOB and end-user

  requirements. Assist in EA component

  design and documentation activities

• Facilitate the establishment and ongoing

  operation of the EA Program. Lead the

  resolution of high-level EA issues.

  Integrate EA and other governance.

• Collaboratively identify solutions for IT-

  related problems within LOBs. Support

  EA documentation.

• None of these.

This section identifies how current EA

components and artifacts at the Systems and applications level of the EA 3.

• Technology Infrastructure:

• Systems and applications:

• IT Security

• Workforce Skill Requirements

The management and decision-making process associated with the planning,

selection, control, and evaluation of investments in resources, including EA

components such as systems, networks, knowledge warehouses, and support

services for the enterprise.

• CPIC process

• Capital Planning and Investment Control

• Capital Planning

• All of these

Is where business and technology requirements

that emerge throughout the enterprise are reviewed at a preliminary level

for merit, need, and identification of an association with an EA component.

• CPIC Control Phase

• CPIC Selection Phase

• CPIC Planning Phase

• CPIC Evaluation Phase

A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or

result.

• Program

• Project

• Protecting and Assuring Information

• Software Development

This refers to being able to verify the source of

information. It is often important to know, without a doubt, who it was

that created or manipulated information. Software applications often

automatically create a log entry or attach a “stamp” to

information/documents created by that application.

• Quality Assurance

• Verification and Valudation

• Authentication

• Defect Detection