The government's Chief Enterprise Architect, Dick Burk, is giving a briefing on the Federal Transition Framework (FTF) on Thursday, and it's open to anyone with an interest in Federal enterprise architecture. Check out the FedBizOpps posting for all the details. Many agencies have serious problems in figuring out how to implement the FEA in their organizations. A lot of time and money is spent just thinking this set of problems through. The FTF aims to address some of that by providing a single source of "how-to" information, with models to support activities like moving to consolidated Line of Business initiatives.
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You may be interested in some of the work that James Melzer does for SRA - he is an enterprise information architect.
Posted by: Rob Fay | July 10, 2006 at 14:43
Thanks, Rob! James' site is really excellent.
Posted by: Dave | July 10, 2006 at 14:57