The government genome is an excellent structure to understand information flows among components. The enterprise architecture defines the standards governing how information is managed and exchanged. The IT capability includes computing platforms, operating systems, software, data, and networks required to support the components in the overall business model. The enterprise architecture provides the framework for selecting specific products and building a capability that can adapt to changing requirements over time. IT is the lifeline to enable integrated business activities to work by seamlessly connecting government departments, partners and suppliers.
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