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Best Practices & Lessons Learned Implementation of a Government Enterprise Architecture

Overview Enterprise architecture is a key ingredient for building and deploying IT systems that efficiently support the missions of government agencies. The objective is to link disparate systems, provide technical standards, define a clear migration path for the future, and serve as the foundation for IT investment justification. This presentation, co-presented by IBM/Rational Software and Blueprint Technologies, two leaders in the delivery of enterprise architecture solutions to the federal government, will explore: how the Food Drug Administration (FDA), in its effort to secure the nation's food supply against bio-terrorism, is creating an integrated, enterprise-wide strategy to guide decisions for IT capital investment, project management, software development and enterprise application integration.

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Publisher	IBM
Live Date	23rd June 2004 20:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Business Strategies, Strategic Planning, EAI

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