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The IT industry's premier professional architecture and engineering accreditation organization.
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"Our systems integration efforts on Enterprise Business Modernization
(EBM) were greatly enhanced by using the Natural Process. It is a robust software
engineering process that streamlines the activities associated with responding to
performance-based requirements, software planning, IT architecture and management.
It added both manageability and efficiency to this complex integration effort that
will retire more than 20 government-wide systems resulting in a single enterprise-wide
e-procurement system."
John Hibbert
Director
Oberon Associates, Inc.
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ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS >
IT Architecture & Design
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Our advanced architecture and design processes allow your organization
to build and sustain larger and more complex systems that improve support to your
business users while retaining a lower cost of ownership. Get through the requirements
and design process more quickly with higher quality results.
Key Differentiators
- Less Bureaucratic, More Efficient – Integrates with Design Process (no large
meaningless spreadsheets of meaningless requirements)
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Integrated with the Design Process – Quicker to Solution Construction Kick-off
Systems Planning and Design
Design and planning are the keys to success for any large and complex effort. This
principle applies to information technology, yet most organizations focus more on
selecting technology as the first step in design. This means that the business must
change to suit the technology, rather than selecting the technology that is best
suited to meet the needs of the business. For this reason, architecture and design
should occur first, prior to the selection of technology.
“Selecting a technology before you start design is like choosing the building
materials prior to determining the type of building to be constructed.”
Requirements Analysis
Our design processes integrate directly with our requirements processes, allowing
a more active role for the customer in the design process. The result is a system
that more accurately reflects the business’ rules and processes.
Stakeholder workshops (from the executive level, user community, and support &
administration) are held in order to get a complete understanding of the requirements
needed. Business process analysis is conducted in order to obtain a true understanding
of the business functions that need to be supported. Once the business processes
are understood, use cases can be developed as a basis for detailed design and test
planning.
“Most requirements require the context of design. ‘There shall be an
elevator’, is not applicable to a one story design.”
Quality Assurance
The quality of requirements and design will translate directly into the level of
quality produced by the construction team. Our quality assurance processes are seamlessly
integrated with our architecture and design processes, providing a greater degree
of confidence in your designs and ultimately your IT systems.
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