Table of Contents
Charter
Adopted Technology
- Model for Performance-driven
Government Version Beta (MPG)
This specification was adopted by the Board of Directors on
21 June 2010. The Beta Version was adopted through the MPG
Finalization Task Force.
- The MPG V1.1 Revision Task Force is accepting issues
against the Version 1.0 specification. Resolution of these issues
will result in the adoption of MPG V1.1.
- To submit an issue, send an eMail to
issues@omg.org. Provide a brief Title for the issue as
well as a brief (as possible) description of the issue.
- Records Management Services Version
1.0
RMS Version 1.0 was approved by the OMG Board of Directors in an
eMail vote shortly after the Salt Lake City TC Meeting, June
2011
- The RMS V1.1 Revision Task Force is accepting issues
against the Version 1.0 specification. Resolution of these issues
will result in the adoption of RMS V1.1.
- To submit an issue, send an eMail to
issues@omg.org. Provide a brief Title for the issue as
well as a brief (as possible) description of the issue.
- Federal Transition Framework Version
1.0
The Formal Version 1.0 of the specification was adopted by
the Board of Directors in its Santa Clara CA Meeting,
9-December-2008.
- The FTF V1.1 Revision Task Force is accepting issues against
the Version 1.0 specification. Resolution of these
issues will result in the adoption of FTF V1.1.
- To submit an issue, send an eMail to
issues@omg.org. Provide a brief Title for the issue as well
as a brief (as possible) description of the issue.
Requests for Proposal
The leading dates are the dates each RFP was originally issued... not
the date of any resulting specification.
20110624: The UML Profile for
NIEM RFP was issued in the Salt Lake City TC meeting in June
2011 as OMG Document gov/2011-06-04 by the Domain Technology
Committee. Click here for
the project page.
The objective of this RFP is to provide a standard for
modeling National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) artifacts
(Model Package Documents - MPDs) with UML. MPDs include numbered
releases, domain updates, and IEPDs (Please see Appendix A for
the glossary of terms).
This RFP solicits proposals for the following which together
shall comprise NIEM-UML:
- UML profiles for modeling NIEM MPDs; a logical profile
that will enable the development of Platform Independent
Models for NIEM content, and a second profile that provides
the parameters required to transform the logical model to
NIEM conformant XML schema and MPD specifications (the
Platform Specific Model)
- A transformation from UML models that conform to the
NIEM profiles (described above) to NIEM-conformant MPD
artifacts
- Optionally, a transformation from a NIEM-conformant XML
schema set (as defined by the NIEM NDR) to a UML model that
conforms to the profile(s)
- A UML representation of the NIEM controlled vocabularies
(reference namespaces) from which MPDs are constructed. This
UML representation must conform to the profiles mentioned in
the first bullet point.
- Status:
- Letters of Intent to submit are being received until
21-August-2011
- The Voting List is Open for registration until
01-January-2012
20091211: The Records Management
Services Version 2 RFP
was issued
in the Long Beach TC meeting in December
2009 as OMG Document
gov/2009-12-05 by the Domain Technology Committee.
Click here
for the project page.
The OMG adopted the Records Management Services
specification (Beta-1: http://www.omg.org/spec/RMS/1.0/Beta1/) in
June 2009. Provision for specifying context dependent Attribute
Profiles was established, but specific instances were not.
Additionally, no fine grained compliance points were defined.
Compliant implementations are constrained to implement the
specification in toto.
This RFP solicits proposals for the following:
-
The provision of one or more Attribute
Profiles minimally supporting DoD 5015.02 compliant Records
Management Environments.
-
The addition of compliance points to subset
service operations and profile attribution as it is affected by
the subsetting. This will allow RMS to be provisioned on a scale
that suits the business needs of diverse organizations.
- Status:
- The RFP LOI deadline has
expired; however, the GovDTF anticipates re-opening it in its
Minneapolis MN Plenary, 20100610.
- The Voting List is OPEN and accepting membership. It will
close 20100906.
20090626: The Model for Performance-Driven
Government (MPG) formerly titled
the Metamodel for Federal Segment
Architecture RFP (OMG Document
gov/2009-06-04) was Issued by the
Domain Technology Committee during its Plenary at OMG's San Josι
Costa Rica
Technical Committee Meeting, 26-June-2009.
Building on the FEA Practice Guidance, the
US Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has created the Federal
Segment Architecture Methodology (FSAM) for use by Executive
Branch agencies as a means of achieving more complete and
consistent segment architecture products; expediting development
of segment architectures; and enabling greater reuse of segment
architectures. To further these goals, the OMB has defined the
Enterprise Architecture Segment Report (EASR) as the standard
format through which agencies report on their performance and
progress developing segment architectures. Fundamental to both
the FSAM and EASR is the Metamodel for Federal Segment
Architecture (MFSA). The OMB and OMG have created a roadmap for
working collaboratively to create this metamodel as an industry
standard, enabling the development of commercial modeling tools
and repositories capable of managing, querying, retrieving, and
reporting segment architecture information. It is expected that
such tools will also provide comprehensive enterprise
architecture modeling and analysis capabilities for agencies
that build segment architecture models represented using the
MFSA.
20060630: The Records Management Services RFP
(OMG Document
gov/2006-06-11) was Issued by the Domain Technology Committee during its Plenary at
OMG's Boston Technical Committee Meeting, 30-June-2006. (Originally
named "MDA Models for Electronic Records Management Services",
it is now referred to simply as "Records Management Services")
This RFP is based on the requirements
defined by a Records Management Services Component
Interagency Project Team (RMSC IPT). Information on this
team and its work products is available on the project page,
http://gov.omg.org/gov-rfp-rms.htm. The OMG
status page (accessible to OMG members only) can be found
here.
20061208: The "Federal Transition
Framework" RFP (OMG Document gov/2006-12-02) was issued by the Domain Technology Committee
during its Plenary at OMG's Washington DC Technical Committee Meeting,
8-December-2006.
Championed by the US President's Office of
Management and Budget (OMB), this RFP is a follow on to the
Federal Transition Framework WhitePaper.
In the Related Document section of the
project page there is additional information on the
documents and background on which this RFP is based.
- Status: The Formal Version 1.0 of the specification was approved by
the Board of Directors in its Santa Clara CA Meeting,
9-December-2008.
- Version 1.1 Specification
- Version
1.0 Specification
The Latest Specification
- The Formal Version 1.0 of the specification was approved
by the Board of Directors in its Santa Clara CA Meeting,
9-December-2008
- The Finalization Task Force
expired without receiving an
issue. Version 1.0 remains unchanged from the Beta version
(formal/2009-02-01).
-
formal/2009-02-01
Formal Specification
- gov/2007-09-04
Machine Readable files (XMI/XSD's) plus
additional materials including the Alpha Specification Text and
non-normative material..
- Beta Specification
-
formal/2009-02-01 Formal
Specification
- gov/2007-09-04
Machine Readable files (XMI/XSD's) plus
additional materials including the Alpha Specification Text and
other non-normative material.
- Alpha Specification
- Adopted by the OMG Board of Directors
in its Burlingame Meeting,
December 2007
- Specification:
The complete specification is in a zip file at:
gov/2007-09-04.
This is a zip of all normative documents from the below
listed Revised Submission with errata applied.
- Though a completed work item. Background on the RFP can
be found at http://gov.omg.org/gov-rfp-ftf.htm.
The Official OMG Work
in Progress Page can be found
Here.
- Revised Submission: A single Revised
Submission was received consisting of six OMG documents
- Documents
- Submission Team
- Adaptive
- MEGA International
- Model Driven Solutions
- Telelogic AB
- Troux Technologies
- Based on GovDTF and AB review, an erratum was generated:
gov/2007-09-03
- A Finalization Task Force has been chartered for
this specification. FTF-FTF Homepage
- Initial Submissions:
- 20070305: gpv/2007-03-03
- Submission Team
- Adaptive
- MEGA International
- Model Driven Solutions
- Telelogic AB
- Troux Technologies
Requests for Information
20070629: The Skills Management RFI was issued by the Domain Technology Committee during its
plenary in Brussels, 29-June-2007
The GovDTF Roadmap was updated in
Ottawa with work items suggested by response analysis. A
Skills Management RFP was begun. (See
http://gov.omg.org/gov-rfp-skills.htm)
Whitepapers
20110620: "Transforming
Government IT With Architecture: Achieving Agility & Modularity"
On
December 9, 2010 Vivek Kundra, CIO of the US Federal government,
published the "25-Point Plan (the Plan) for Information
Technology Management Reform." (http://cio.gov/documents/25-Point-Implementation-Plan-to-Reform-Federal%20IT.pdf
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On the
same day, William Lynn, Deputy Secretary of the Department of
Defense, signed out the following report to the Armed Services
Committee entitled "A New Approach (the New Approach) for
Delivering Information Technology Capabilities in the Department
of Defense."
(http://www.afei.org/WorkingGroups/section804tf/Documents/OSD_Sec_804_Report.pdf
)
This whitepaper out lines how the architectural principles and
disciplines can help achieve government's goals of Agility and
Modularity in Government IT Acquisitions.
20090320: "OMG Value Proposition for
Government Organizations"
The Object Management
Group's (OMG) Government Domain Task Force (GovDTF) has been
collaborating with government agencies around the world to
produce specifications supporting governmental missions and
goals designed to serve their citizens.
This whitepaper explores the value added to government agencies
through the use of OMGs Community Consensus Process and its
Model Driven Architecture (MDA) approach to improving the
efficiency and effectiveness of information technology
capabilities and information sharing across all levels of
government: national, regional, and local.
20060926: The "Federal
Transition Framework Metamodel" Whitepaper was issued by the
Task Force during its plenary in Anaheim, 26-September-2006.
This paper
presents an introduction of the Federal Transition Framework
to the OMG community, and conversely introduces the OMG to
government agencies involved in the Office of Management and
Budget's FTF. The paper documents a process to coordinate
the separate life-cycle and governance processes of the two
organizations.
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