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This is the official and current version for the Department of Defense Architecture Framework. Version 2.02, is the approved release of the DoDAF as of August 2010. For a description of...
- DODAF Viewpoints
DoDAF has been designed to meet the specific business and...
- Models- Mapping to Dm2
Models Mapping to DM2. A mapping of the DM2 Concepts...
- Architecture Development
The DoD EA is an Architectural Description that is an...
- Background
The Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF),...
- All Viewpoint
The AV DoDAF-described Models captures the scope of the...
- Systems Viewpoint
The DoDAF-described Models within the Systems Viewpoint...
- Operational Viewpoint
What are the lines of business supported by this enterprise?...
- Services Viewpoint
The DoDAF-described Models within the Services Viewpoint...
- DODAF Viewpoints
DoDAF has been designed to meet the specific business and operational needs of the DoD. It defines a way of representing an enterprise architecture that enables stakeholders to focus on specific...
The DoD EA is an Architectural Description that is an enterprise asset used to assess alignment with the missions of the DoD enterprise, to strengthen customer support, to support...
The Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) is an architecture framework for the United States Department of Defense (DoD) that provides visualization infrastructure for specific stakeholders concerns through viewpoints organized by various views.
The DoD Architecture Framework (DoDAF) provides the structure for organizing architecture concepts, principles, assumptions, and terminology about operations and solutions into meaningful patterns to satisfy specific DoD purposes. It enables the sharing and reuse of architectural data.
The BEA is the enterprise architecture for the DoD Business Missions Area and reflects DoD business transformation priorities and capabilities. It guides and constrains implementation of inter-operable defense business system solutions and aligns with DoD Architecture Framework and policies.
The DoDAF describes three major types of architectures that contribute to the DoD enterprise architecture, Mission Area architectures, enterprise enterprise-level level reference architectures, and Component enterprise architectures.
