Case Study: Architecting a Segment Across Geographic Locations
Featuring: Lisa Jenkins, Lead Architect, US EPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Environmental Protection Agency
Tuesday September 1, 2009
Many organizations have headquarters and field offices. Distance and separate management structures can make forming a cohesive architecture difficult. The challenge grows when the complexity and size of the organization require a segmented architecture.
Our approach addresses this challenge. Segment and Regional Architects examine intersections of shared systems and/or business processes between field offices and headquarters for a segment, and the redundancies each sees from their perspective, while looking for opportunities to leverage enterprise-wide solutions.
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