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    The Zachman matrix provides a framework for organizing and classifying enterprise architecture information. It is divided into rows (scope) and columns (perspectives) to show business, systems and technology information from different points of view. The technical architecture for information management organizes information into five dimensions (what, who, where, when, and how) to describe an enterprise's functions, processes, organizations, events, and data structures.

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    The Zachman matrix provides a framework for organizing and classifying enterprise architecture information. It is divided into rows (scope) and columns (perspectives) to show business, systems and technology information from different points of view. The technical architecture for information management organizes information into five dimensions (what, who, where, when, and how) to describe an enterprise's functions, processes, organizations, events, and data structures.

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    TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE FOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

    ZACHMAN Data (What) Features (How Network People (Who) Time (When) Motivation (Why)
    MATRIX to) (Where)
    Objectives/ List of important List of processes List of locations List of organizational units List of events/business List of business
    scope things for the that the company where the cycles goals/strategies
    company (Mission, carries out company
    Vision, Strategies, operates
    Products and
    Services)
    business Entity relationship Business process Logistics Organization chart, with Main business Business plan
    model diagram (including: model (flow chart network (knots managers; skill groups; programming
    m:m, n-ary, and requirements and links) subject assurance.
    attributed Use Cases)
    relationships)
    Information Relational data model Essential data Distributed Human interface Dependency diagram, Business rules
    system model (converged, fully flow diagram; system architecture (roles, data, entity life history (process model
    normalized entities) application architecture access) structure)
    architecture
    technology Data architecture System design: System User interface (how the “Control flowchart” (the Design of business
    model (tables and columns); production architecture system will behave); control structure) rules
    map to inheritance environment (hardware, security design
    data software types)
    Detailed Data design Detailed design of Network Screens, security Programming Definitions Specifying the
    representatio (organize), physical technological architecture architecture (who can see rules in the
    n storage design expectations what?) "logic
    planning program"
    Functional Converted data Executable Communications Trained people Business events Enforce the Rules
    system (SMBD) programs installation

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