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... In particular, the information modeled in the enterprise architecture (EA) improves the speed and validity of the business case and the systems engineering process.
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... Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) PostImplementation Analysis Business Case Methodology Funding Systems Engineering Figure 3.
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... Like IT projects in general, transportation IT and ITS projects are delivered through public leveraging options like bond financing, public-private partnerships, co-mingled funding, and a variety of federal, state, and local funding sources. Transit agencies are using many of these financing mechanisms to access the various sources of capital for IT/ITS projects.
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... A wiki allows users 20 Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) PostImplementation Analysis Business Case Methodology Funding Systems Engineering
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... . TEAP Guidebook Guidebook Purpose and Scope The Transit Enterprise Architecture Planning (TEAP)
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... and guidelines on how to collect information to populate or edit the templates. The Reference Enterprise Architecture for Transit provides transit agencies with a basic starting point that they can use to customize their organization.
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... were also made based on the pilot results, which are described in Chapter 6. Vision for Augmenting the Wiki (Guidebook and Reference TEAP Artifacts)
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Key Terms

  • enterprise architecture
  • engineering process
  • neering process
  • funding sources
  • financing mechanisms

  • architecture planning
  • bond financing
  • business processes
  • transit agencies
  • implementation analysis

  • project management
  • local funding
  • private partnership
  • reference model
  • reference architecture

  • planning framework
  • tecture planning
  • transit managers
  • leasing financing
  • transit enterprise

  • prise architecture
  • enterprise architectures
  • architecture plan
  • analysis efforts
  • public leveraging

  • sit agencies
  • financing mechanism
  • sit agency
  • investment decision


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