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MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 Embedding Information Quality in the Lockheed Martin Enterprise Architecture Framework: An IPMAP Approach Edwin F. Nassiff Director, Architecture - Enterprise Business Services Lockheed Martin Corporation Paul B. Pierson Principal Computing Systems Architect - Enterprise Business Services Lockheed Martin Corporation John P. Slone, Ph.D. Sr. Manager, Enterprise Architecture - Enterprise Business Services Lockheed Martin Corporation Agenda About Lockheed Martin Strategic Focus for IT Lockheed Martin Enterprise Architecture Framework Information Quality and Enterprise Architecture Information Product Maps in the Context of Enterprise Architecture Early Lessons and Next Steps 2 171
MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 The Men and Women of Lockheed Martin 140,000 Employees 70,000 Scientists and Engineers – 25,000 IT Professionals Operations in 1,000 Facilities, 500 Cities, 46 States and 63 Countries Partners to Help Customers Meet Their Defining Moments Corporate Overview 3 3 Our Core Markets Defense & Intelligence Civil Homeland Security Government IT: Common Denominator 4 172
MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 Redefining What Is Possible Hypersonics Biometrics Return of Crew Space Exploration Persistent Surveillance Unmanned and Autonomous Systems Information Fusion A Passion for Invention 5 IT Strategy Industry Leading Security Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Optimization Innovation Knowledge Worker Productivity World Class Infrastructure 6 173
MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 Lockheed Martin EA Framework The LM Enterprise Architecture Framework establishes a common set of EA practices for the corporation The common practice of EA facilitates alignment of people, processes, and technology, enables business agility, and acts as a catalyst to derive maximum value from IT investments These practices are also used to facilitate reduction of unnecessarily redundant efforts, and create and reuse architectures and their descriptions across the corporation 7 LM EA Framework 8 174
MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 Information View Artifacts Logical Data Model (OV-7) Represents objects about which the enterprise records information. Is a fully attributed, keyed, normalized entity relationship model. Information Production Map Illustrates how data and information are produced in the enterprise. Information Exchange Matrix (OV-3) Decomposes each needline from the Business Node Connection Model into its constituent information exchanges. Systems Data Exchange Matrix (SV-6) Specifies characteristics of data exchanged between systems (the automated information exchanges from the Business Information Exchange Matrix.) Integrated Dictionary (AV-2) Central source for all definitions and metadata of terms used in the architecture description, represents the underlying architecture database. Combines Several Standard DoDAF Products with IPMAP 9 Relationship between IPMAP Objects and LM EA Objects IPMap Object Symbol LM EA Equivalent Data Source/Data Vendor/Point of Origin Block Business node Processing Block System action or human action Data Storage Block A System Quality/ Evaluation/Check Block System Action or human action 10 175
MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 Relationship between IPMAP Objects and LM EA Objects (Cont.) IPMap Object Symbol Data Sink/ Consumer/ Point of Destination Block Decision Block Business node A special type of Processing Block Information System Boundary Organizational Boundary LEAF Equivalent Current/New System Names ( ) Current/New Org. Names Sending and Receiving Business or System Node Sending and Receiving Business node 11 Relationship between IPMAP Objects and LM EA Objects (Cont.) IPMap Object Symbol LEAF Equivalent Arrows Information exchanges Data Quality Attributes Attributes in Information Exchange Matrices 12 176
MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 IPMAP in LM EA Context EA Framework Integrated the IPMAP methods and descriptions into the LM EA Framework Framework Developed a set of criteria for selecting data elements for IPMAP IPMAP analysis Practical application Targeting the IPMAP approach as a “bottombottom-up” up” entry point into our LEAF methodology identify a problematic data element identify the business processes that create, maintain and use the the data element identify the organizations that perform those processes, and the software applications used to automate the processes illuminate a “micromicro-view” view” of the enterprise with “laser focus” focus” on specific problematic data elements By completing EA models for those aspects of the enterprise, and integrating with those models created from more of a “toptop-down” down” perspective, we ensure that the solutions were compatible with the rest of the enterprise Integrated the IPMAP descriptions into our integrated architecture architecture framework 13 Selection Criteria for Targeted Data Elements Critical to the Organization Recognized Pain Point Dollar Impact at or Above Minimum Threshold Illustrative Power re IP Mapping Illustrative re EA Products Practical to Model Practical to Implement Owner Identified Commitment by Collector/ Creator, Custodian, Consumer 14 177
MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 16-17, 2008 Early Lessons and Next Steps Early Lessons Widely accepted with enthusiasm as a concept Getting commitment to act is a challenge Next Steps Establish the adoption of our EA methodology Work with practitioners to transition problematic data elements into EA via the IPMAP approach 15 Acknowledgements We gratefully acknowledge the support and contributions made by the following individuals: Kathie Sowell, for her support in integrating the IPMAP concept into our LEAF Architecture Description Language Dr. Richard Wang, for his vision in the application of IPMAP within an EA Framework 16 178
Lockheed Martin Enterprise Architecture Framework: An IPMAP Approach Edwin F. Nassiff Director, Architecture - Enterprise Business Services Lockheed Martin Corporation Paul B. Pierson Principal Computing Systems Architect - Enterprise Business Services Lockheed Martin Corporation John P. Slone, Ph.D.
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