Business Scenarios

This Business Scenario describes the problems that are limiting governments in making much of their data publicly available, the business and technology environments and processes for publication of public sector data, and the people and computing components (called “actors”) who execute the scenario.

This Business Scenario describes the business and technical environment of and identifies the fundamental requirements for Open Platform 3.0.

This Business Scenario was developed in order to develop an understanding of the requirements for core identifiers.

This Business Scenario was developed in order to ascertain the requirements for measuring information quality.

This Business Scenario captures some crucial thoughts that require attention when considering certification.

This Business Scenario describes the problem caused by the lack of the right information to the right person at the right time preventing organizations from achieving their business objectives.

This Business Scenario investigates the problem of providing effective IT support to executives while they are away from their normal places of work, either at other locations, or in transit.

This Business Scenario explores the requirements for identity management, the environment within which it must exist, and the implementation architectures that have been proposed for it.

The goal of this Business Scenario is to identify the standards needed in commercial off-the-shelf directory products to realize the Key Management Infrastructure, to enable design and manufacture by product vendors and procurement by customers.