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The purpose of the EA Framework is to
provide a structure for producing an EA and managing EA
assets.
To reduce the complexity and scope of
developing and using an EA, it must be subdivided so that portions
may be used independently or built incrementally in separate
projects. The TEAF
subdivides an EA by:
- Views
- Perspectives
- Work products
The TEAF identifies resources and work
products that provide direction for EA development, work products
constituting the EA description, and work products documenting how
to accomplishment an EA implementation. The resources and work
products for EA direction and accomplishment are not part of the EA
description itself, but are developed and applied during the overall
enterprise life cycle.
The TEAF Matrix, described in Section 0,
organizes the subdivisions of the EA description and demonstrates
the relationships among them.
The following sections describe the subdivisions of the EA
and their relationships to the TEAF Matrix.
TEAF Matrix
of Views and Perspectives
The TEAF Matrix is used throughout
this document to provide a simple, uniform structure to the entire
framework. The TEAF
Matrix consists of four architectural views (Functional,
Information, Organizational, and Infrastructure), which are shown as
columns, and four perspectives (Planner, Owner, Designer, and
Builder), which appear as rows.
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