The Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) is a three-volume set. Volume II outlines the essential aspects of architecture development and applies the net-centric concepts to the DoDAF products.
This integrated platform architecture framework offers a disciplined method for developing enterprise architecture across business, data, application, and technology domains. It enables consistent design, structured governance, and reusable artifacts to support scalable IT strategy execution. By combining method, process, and supporting tools, this framework helps leaders improve alignment, reduce complexity, and deliver architecture with greater speed and confidence.
This presentation provides an introduction to the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA), Segmented Architecture and Federal Segmented Architecture Methodology (FSAM). Then answers the question: how is FSAM related to FEA?<br /><br />Good discussion.
This package contains training material for Federal Segment Architecture Methodology (FSAM). This enterprise architecture training material includes Training slides Instructors guide Participants guide Training exercises.
This guide offers an in-depth exploration of Federal Enterprise Architecture, highlighting how its reference models contribute to effective and efficient government IT management.
Enterprise Architecture Segment Strategy provides the tools to establish shared target or “to-be” architectures for key, cross-organizational functions. Developed for the agencies of the federal government this technique can be adapted for other organizations.
This document details the Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF) V1.1 – what is FEAF? what are its components? what is its business value?
This presentation provides an overview of the IEEE 1471 framework – what is it? what is the history of its development? what are its key concepts? how do you apply the framework?
This chapter introduces the purposes and structures of the five Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) reference models v2.2
The Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) Practice Guidance describes important  concepts architects can use with stakeholders to deliver value to the business and  improve results in agency mission areas.  The guidance provides overviews of  architecture concepts, descriptions of the content included in architecture work products, and direction on developing and using architecture. 
