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Services
HUD'S
Enterprise Architecture (EA) Practice has made significant progress
defining core business, information, and technology requirements
to support the CIO's leadership in modernizing the Department's
information technology environment. The EA Practice ensures conceptual
alignment to modernization best practices and facilitates managed
change.
Maintenance
of old systems limits the deployment of more efficient IT solutions.
The very high maintenance cost of legacy systems depletes the pool
of new system development resources. Currently, HUD has approximately
200 information systems that execute overlapping business and information
management processes, and rely on diverse technologies that are
expensive to maintain. Furthermore, large business capacity gaps
exist because old proprietary technologies are not flexible and
scale poorly with new IT solutions.
The EA Practice has created a problem-solving framework and solution
methodology that rapidly defines common ways to implement technology
transformations. HUD's EA Practice leverages the Enterprise
Architecture V5.0 as a foundation for guiding strategic portfolio
decisions, and the creation of the EA
Transition Plan gives HUD a common, enterprise-wide migration
path toward business and IT modernization
Benefits
Simplifies
IT investment decisions
Accelerates
system implementation
Reduces system
diversity |