Level Sector
This level of architecture is defined in the common approach to Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework and focuses on a system or service in one particular mission sector of the Executive Branch of the U.S. Federal Government. These inter-agency architectures often include the enablement of mission and/or support shared services, wherein the roles of provider and consumer need to be detailed and a comprehensive business model for the service provides the requirements for the architecture. These architectures may also include private sector participants.
Source: See Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (common approach - as explained in Collaborative Planning Methodology).
The backlinks below usually do not include the child and sibling items, nor the pages in the breadcrumbs.
#tagcoding tags for goods, services and bads
10yfp
abaca
abrasive-materials-#cpc163
academic-tutor-#cpc9291
access
access-and-network-capacity
access-to-ict
access-to-internet
access-to-land
access-to-market-information
accidental-death-insurance-#cpc7132
accident-and-fire-insurance-#cpc7142
accommodation-#cpc632
accommodation-#cpc8552
accordions
accountable-institutions
accounting
accounting-#cpc822
accounting-methods-design-#cpc8311
accounts
accounts-examination
accumulators
accuracy-certification
achieve-income-growth
acids-and-sulphurs
acorns
acoustics-and-vibration-testing
acrylics
action-figures
activities-auxiliary-to-financial-service-#cpc715
actors-#cpc9631
actuarial-services-#cpc7163
acupuncture-#cpc9319
adaptation
adaptation-to-climate-change
adaptive
adding-machines-#cpc4514
additifs-for-cements
address-bar-coding
adequate-housing