Case study · Service 02 · Enterprise architecture & operating models
Architecting a secure case-management platform for modernization
Modernizing critical case-management services required more than replacing applications. The engagement established how capabilities, value streams, information, integrations, security controls, processes, organizational responsibilities, and user needs had to work together within a protected environment.
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- Setting
- Federal case-management services
- Platform
- Dynamics and PowerApps
- Environment
- Protected, multi-release implementation
The engagement
From complexity to an actionable path.
The work was structured around the organization’s operating context, existing constraints, and the decisions leaders and delivery teams needed to make. The scope and deliverables reflect the work performed.
Workstreams
What was delivered
Work products built for decisions and delivery.
- 01
Current-state business model, capability, value-stream, process, service, context, and information views
- 02
TOGAF-based gap analysis across business, application, information, security, and infrastructure domains
- 03
Target-state architecture and short-, medium-, and long-term transition roadmap
- 04
BPMN future-state processes and operating-procedure outlines
- 05
Interface requirements, implementation priorities, and architecture risk mitigations
- 06
Prioritized Agile backlog linking requirements to epics, features, stories, rules, and tests
Outcomes
What the work enabled.
- Supported implementation of an integrated Microsoft Dynamics and PowerApps platform in a protected environment.
- Improved the foundation for interoperability, security controls, information management, and auditable delivery.
- Connected architecture and redesigned processes directly to the product backlog and multi-release implementation path.
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