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Benefits
Simplifies
IT investment decision-making
HUD’s EA practice uses blueprints to enhance the evaluation of proposed
IT initiatives. Blueprints provide
a common language that links IT initiatives with the Department’s
strategic objectives and core business functions. Our simple approach
provides executive-level staff with a strategic, enterprise view
of HUD’s IT portfolio.
Accelerates
system implementation
HUD’s
EA practice applies existing blueprints
to accelerate system design and development. Blueprints are working
documents. They define core business processes, common data elements,
cross-cutting applications, and standard system platforms. Blueprints
are used to verify common system needs that span program areas,
and facilitate enhanced communication between program areas and
technical staff to define custom requirements. Our leveraged approach
means that system design does not start from scratch.
Reduces
system diversity
HUD’s
EA practice uses blueprints to
streamline HUD’s IT environment. Blueprints define core business
processes, common data elements, and standard applications and platforms.
Standardization reduces the number of IT products, reduces system
maintenance and operation costs, and simplifies staff training.
Our standards-based approach reduces systems diversity across the
Department.
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