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Principles

Highest level guidelines for governance of the enterprise architecture.

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    EA Guiding Principles (info) Enterprise Architecture Guiding Principles help define the criteria by which technology and services that span or impact the enterprise are managed, acquired, designed and configured.

Reference Models

Shared vocabulary and concepts for describing and understanding the enterprise.

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    Business Capability Reference (info) High level UW-wide business capabilities defined by the EA team, with links to strategies, business processes, data models, and applications, where available.
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    Capability Maps (info) As capability maps become available from units at the UW, they may be added to this directory for general reference.
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    UW Strategy Reference (info) This reference links to IT and business strategies at the UW, as an aid to finding strategy information and linking IT and business strategy.

Standards and Guidelines

Prescribed or preferred technology, design, data, and process elements that help projects conform to architectural principles.

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    Architecture Value Scorecard v2 (tick) Helps initiatives and decision makers review and evaluate possible solutions to find those solutions that provide the highest architectural value where possible.  
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    Delete Means Delete (tick) When a file (or other data object) is deleted by a system or user action, no copy of the deleted data SHOULD be kept longer than 90 days.
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    Minimize site-to-site VPNs (tick) Technical Solution designs SHOULD minimize the use of site-to-site VPNs and subnet-extensions.
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    Private IP Addresses for Office Systems (tick) Use private IP addresses to reduce the attack surface for UW-IT office systems.
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    Security and Privacy Policies (warning) University policies and federal and state laws and regulations that UW teams must comply with.  

Implementation Guides and Methods

Patterns, prototypes, use cases, or analytical methods that help teams apply principles, standards, and guidelines.


Alpha order by topic.

Business Architecture

Data Architecture

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    Delete Means Delete (tick) When a file (or other data object) is deleted by a system or user action, no copy of the deleted data SHOULD be kept longer than 90 days.
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    Security and Privacy Policies (warning) University policies and federal and state laws and regulations that UW teams must comply with.  

 Enterprise Architecture

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    Architecture Value Scorecard v2 (tick) Helps initiatives and decision makers review and evaluate possible solutions to find those solutions that provide the highest architectural value where possible.  
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    EA Guiding Principles (info) Enterprise Architecture Guiding Principles help define the criteria by which technology and services that span or impact the enterprise are managed, acquired, designed and configured.

Security and Privacy

Solutions Architecture

Strategy


Required

Applicable teams must follow this guidance, or obtain an exception from the authority shown.

Recommended

The EA team recommends that teams follow this guidance, or discuss and agree on why they will not.

Informational

Provides helpful guidance or background.

 


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(tick) Recommended: The EA team recommends that teams follow this guidance, or discuss and agree on why they will not.

(info) Informational: Provides helpful guidance or background.

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