Enterprise Architecture
We architect secure, scalable, and interoperable systems that unify mission and business operations. Our enterprise architects blend frameworks like TOGAF, DoDAF, and FEAF with modern DevSecOps and Zero Trust principles—creating blueprints that translate strategy into deployable, governed architectures.
Who We Serve / Typical Missions
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Federal and Defense enterprise architecture (EA) offices integrating cloud, data, and cybersecurity
Civilian agencies defining target architectures for modernization initiatives
Energy and transportation organizations establishing interoperable digital ecosystems
Enterprises seeking architecture governance across hybrid and multi-cloud environments
Outcomes (Results)
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Integrated architecture models linking business, data, application, and technology layers
Accelerated modernization through reusable architecture patterns and APIs
Reduced duplication and improved interoperability across mission systems
Traceable, standards-aligned architectures supporting audit and ATO packages
Representative Services
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Enterprise architecture development (DoDAF, TOGAF, FEAF)
Target state and transition roadmap creation
Business capability and process modeling
Architecture governance and standards enforcement
Solution architecture reviews and technology selection support
Architecture repositories and configuration management
Approach & Method
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Assess & Baseline — capture current architecture, dependencies, and compliance posture
Model & Blueprint — define target state, integration patterns, and architecture views
Govern & Implement — establish governance boards and reusable reference architectures
Monitor & Evolve — ensure continuous alignment with strategy, risk, and modernization plans
Technologies & Tooling
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Architecture Tools: Sparx EA, ArchiMate, System Architect, Metronome Modeler
Cloud Platforms: AWS, Azure, Oracle Cloud, GovCloud
Integration & APIs: Mulesoft, Kafka, REST, GraphQL
Data & Analytics: Databricks, Snowflake, Elasticsearch
Compliance, Security & Quality
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Alignment to RMF, DoDAF, Zero Trust, and NIST 800-53
Governance frameworks supporting ISO 9001 and CMMI Level 3
Architecture traceability to compliance artifacts and ATO packages
Success Metrics & Reporting
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Architecture reuse rate and reduction in redundant systems
Time to approve and deploy new architectural components
Security and compliance readiness (ATO cycle time)
Stakeholder satisfaction and governance maturity level
Past Performance Snapshots
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DOE/NNSA – Integrated Scheduling Environment (ISE) architecture and governance
IRS Enterprise Data Platform – Target data and analytics architecture