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Enterprise Architecture Domains
As stated above, enterprise architecture seeks to address business requirements that would bring added value to the organization and its target customers. To achieve this, leading practice has identified five interlinked domains that make up enterprise archite...
Enterprise Architecture Drivers
Listed below are some of the business requirements and drivers that make a case for Enterprise Architecture. Legislation: - Legislations change frequently. An agile enterprise architecture ensures that organizations comply with changing legislation easil...
Architecture Development Method (ADM)
The Architecture Development Method (ADM) describes how the artefacts that enterprise architecture will document and maintain. NOTE: Each entity within the government of Rwanda will define its own enterprise architecture following the standards that the RGEA ...
Architecture Content Framework
The content framework for the Government of Rwanda Enterprise Architecture covers the following areas: Architecture Meta Model Architecture Building blocks Architecture Deliverables
Enterprise Architecture Notation
Government of Rwanda has selected ArchiMate as a notation for enterprise architecture modelling. Models will be developed and stored within Sparx Enterprise Architect using the ArchiMate Notation. Architecture Meta-Model Effective enterprise architecture doc...
Architecture Building Blocks
Success of enterprise architecture projects hinges on a number of things. Key among many dependencies is the establishment of sound building blocks for EA implementation. Building blocks, by definition, are critical elements that lay the foundation for the su...
Architecture deliverables
The deliverables of enterprise architecture projects will be the Blueprints for each government entity. The blueprints will be developed based on the architecture methodology and architecture standards. Refer to the following documents for information pertain...
EA Tools
The Government of Rwanda has procured Sparx Enterprise Architect for documenting enterprise architecture models. The choice of Sparx Enterprise Architect is driven by the tool’s robust functionalities that not only support multiple architecture models, but als...
Reference Models
Application Reference Model It is acknowledged that public entities fall within different industries and therefore have different and unique requirements. These requirements inform the structure and arrangement of some of the attributes that respective entiti...
Artefacts to be produced
The following will make up the deliverables of the enterprise architecture project in each entity: Conceptual Model – shows alignment of all architecture domains Business Direction model view Business Process Models: Business Service catalogue (High leve...
ANNEXTURE
The Government of Rwanda Enterprise Architecture Framework is limited in what it can contain. Trying to put everything that is relevant for the development of enterprise architecture artefacts in one document would be an over-kill and would fail to add value. ...
Introduction
To ensure coordinated planning for ICT needs/Projects across public institutions, all Budget Agencies at Central and Local Gov’t level have to fill and submit the ICT Needs planning Template with details of any ICT related activities or projects including deve...
Purpose
The purpose of these guidelines is to provide a framework that governs the coordination for ICT needs planning /Spend control across public institutions. These guidelines will help you set out what you will need to include to support your submission and will ...
Scope
These guidelines are expected to be followed by all public institutions including institutions at central and local government as well as all their affiliated agencies and parastatals (Districts and District Hospitals) regardless of the source of budget either...
Elements to consider when Developing ICT solutions
Institutions and sectors should first identify gaps that need to be solved with the help of ICT solutions based on the latest technologies available. Develop collaboration and Partnership with National and international centers of excellence that do researc...
ICT Needs Planning Process
At the beginning of August of every Financial Year, institutional Planners in collaboration with digitalization office leaders will share the updated ICT Planning template and Spend Control guidance to the user departments to collect ICT wish list solutions,...
Engagement with RISA and other stakeholders
During the ICT Needs planning process, institutions are advised to involve RISA Spend control team, other Institutions within the same sector and Development Partners at an early stage to avoid any duplication of ICT initiatives to ensure proper planning align...
Access to Spend Control guidelines and ICT Needs Planning Template (links to website/portal)
Spend Control guidelines and ICT Planning template can be accessible through different platforms as follows: RISA Website Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning website as an Annex in the First Planning and Budgeting Call Circular (PBCC1).
How to submit ICT plans
The properly filled in ICT Planning templates will be submitted to RISA through this link. To collect early stage inputs from RISA Spend Control team and after incorporating feedback, the final planning template will be submitted to government enterprise repo...
Documents you need to have when submitting your ICT needs planning template
Depending on the nature of the ICT Project, the institution is required to submit the supporting documents along with the completed planning templates. Therefore, RISA would expect to see the following documents as listed below: If New projects valued below o...