1. Enterprise Architecture
SwAF
Enterprise Architecture
Swedish Defence Material Administration FM A Architecture developing and implementation work

2. Presentation overview
Short history of the architecture work
SwAF EA programme

3. Short history (main objectives)
FMA Version milestone (M3)
2002 Financed by LedsystT Phase 1, 1+ developing FMA version milestone (M4, M5)
2003 Working with information and presentation material based on FMA version 2.0 M5, evaluate
Test, adapt and implement FM A based concepts in LedsystT, Service concept, System concept, SitSyst concept, Design rule concept etc..
EU/NATO related work, evaluating EA initiatives, NATO-NAF-FM AR analysis, Design Partner EA support for adoption of architecture concepts and rules.
FM A developing and implementation project established FMV/FM
( ) FM A & FM AR version M6-M11
FMA

4. The current FM A projects ordered by SwAF
FM A Development and PARP adjustment
2005
2006
2007
328 743,11GBP
328 743,11GBP
328 743,11GBP
FM A Implementation and PARP adjustment
2005
2006
2007
620 959,20 GBP
620 959,20 GBP
620 959,20 GBP
PARP – Planing and Review Process (Nato)

5. Architecture implementation programme : FM A Implementation and PARP adjustment
Implementation means establishing a framework of rules for architecture together with NATO/EAPC, practicable and introduce able in the organisation.
Focus shall be on establishing, preparing, endorsement and management of framework, concept, principles and rules for overarching and generic architecture.
PARP – Planing and Review Process (Nato)
EAPC – Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council

6. Architecture development programme : FM A development and PARP adjustment
The objective is to be on the frontline of the development, following initiatives taken by Network NEC and NCO.
Focus shall be on developing strategies, concepts, methods and technical enablers for the Business.
PARP – Planing and Review Process (Nato)
NEC – Network Enabled Capabilities
NCO – Net-Centric Operations

7. NBD SwAF EA & NBD ARCHITECTURE ”Structure” ”Development model”
Usability
Quality of Service
Interoperability
Efficiency
”Content”

8. Areas of interest
SwAF AF Version 2.0 milestone 5, business and information views
SwAF LedsystT experiences and results (FM LedsystT)
Multinational Experiments (MNE)
Multinational Interoperability Council (MIC)
Multinational Information Sharing (MNIS)
Net-Centric Operations (NCO)
Global Information Grid (GIG)
NATO Network Enabled Capabilities (NNEC)
NATO Content Based Information Sharing (CBIS)
Shared Tactical Ground Picture (STGP)
Combined Federated Battle Laboratory Network (CFBL-net)
Coalition Battle space Management Language (CBML)

9. NAF SVOPIT Operational View Systems View Technical View Not in NAF
NOV-1 NOV-2
NSV-3 NSV-4
NSV-7
System view, SitSyst, System of System Service approach Service definitions
Process
NOV-5
NSV-5
Realization of Services
Service use case
Organisation
NOV-4
Org-Roles
Competence
NOV-3 extended
Competence Roles
Information
NOV-3
NOV-6
NSV-10
NSV-6
Information architecture Information exchange models
Technical
NSV-1a, 1b, 1c NSV –2
NTV-3 NTV-4 NTV-5
Life cycle and other
NA-2 dictionary
NSV-8 NSV-9
NTV-1 NTV-2

10. Comparison NC3A AEM – FMLS 2010 (RUP SE based)
Architecture requirements
Architectures
Leads to
AEM för Bi-SC AIS TA
Idea
requirements
Architectures
System
Leads to
FMLS RUP SE

11. FMA Points Of Departure NATO NATO ISO/IEC 15288 System C3 System
Life-Cycle
Processes
NATO
C3 System
Architecture
Framework
(NAF)
SwAF A and
SwAF AF -
Objectives and
Strategy
FMA
IEEE 1471
Recommended Practice for
Architectural Description
of Software-Intensive
Systems
SwAF
Transformation -
Objectives and
Strategy
OMG
NATO
C3 System
Interoperability
Directive
(NID)

13. Architecture project deliverables
Foundation work
Architecture in practice
Quick Wins- Capability driven
Reports and white papers
Scientific approach EA
Services and capabilities
Method approach
Requirement process
Capability models
Modelling and simulation models
Technical study reports
Developing methods
Information models

14. By structuring the SwAF requirements and needs, we can generate executable models
Repository/textual
Repository/formal
Executable
Documents
The Vision is to be able to launch Simulation Based Acquisition (SBA)

15. Our intention is to store all the models and information about systems in a distributed repository environment.
Rules and Principles, Methods
Conceptual
Effect
Logical
Objective
Repository
Service
Achiev
Identification
References
Management
Phase & States
Entity
Description
component
Capab.
System
Physical

16. Some of the work includes a capability driven development approach in order to support the missions.
The work is done by following risk and delivery driven iterative process approach
Idea
Phase
Concept
phase
Specification
phase
The work is delayed by SwAF implementing a new organisation and the new Architecture manager wanted to analyse the programme
-First version of NBD
Developing method
- First version of NBD
capability driven and
Model based developing
approach
- NATO information models
- NAF adjustments part one
Second version of NBD
Developing method
and capability driven and
Model based developing
approach
NATO-adjustment part two
Validation of models
experimentation and
Simulations of models
Specification
Production for
implementation

17. Architecture ongoing activities at present time

18. Key points for the FM A work ahead !
Interoperability with US, UK and NATO (NAF v3/MODAF v2/NC3TA v8)
FM AR version 2 as a NATO adjusted System description framework with extensions for architecture principles, design rules and patterns and lifecycle user support over time.
FM A as the SwAF Architecture as a whole
FM A principles in focus, System concept, Service concept, Lifecycle concept, Information concept, SitSyst concept.
Technical design rules from LedsystT based on DRP:s and meta design rules from FM A, and the NBD system engineering developing method as the main deliverables from LedsystT.
Collaborate NATO Systems Open Group (NOSWG)
Collaborate NAF revision syndicate work in the SE area
Collaborate NC3TA NNEC adjustments in syndicate work in the SE area
Collaborate EU NEA (Network Enable Ability) Standards
Collaborate With key partner, Architecture & Methods (UK, US & NATO)