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... To that end, the TEAP Framework project's objectives include: • Understanding the state of the practice with respect to the transit industry's application of five major IT/ITS system management disciplines (including enterprise architecture, business case methodology, funding implementation, project systems engineering, and post-implementation analysis) ; • Developing an approach to integrate the five IT/ITS system management disciplines into a coherent Framework; • Providing guidance to transit professionals with different levels of technical background about the Framework, its elements, and their relationships; • Developing guidance and tools to help agencies implement the Framework elements, particularly the Enterprise Architecture Planning element; and • Validating the approach with transit agencies.
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... • Chapter 5, Reference Enterprise Architecture for Transit: This chapter goes into greater detail regarding the reference enterprise architecture and the different solutions for applying fare management application models. The example and templates contained in this chapter describe how a transit agency can adapt the reference TEAP to represent their business processes, information, application, and technology investments.
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Key Terms

  • enterprise architecture
  • technology investments
  • tcrp report
  • architecture planning
  • technology investment

  • business processes
  • transit agencies
  • implementation analysis
  • intelligent transportation
  • tecture planning

  • transit managers
  • project team
  • transit industry
  • transit enterprise
  • prise architecture

  • architecture plan
  • management development
  • sit agencies
  • sit agency


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