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Architecture with explicit controls
Secure platforms
Programme architecture for institutional platforms: requirements, interfaces, access rules, data flows, continuity, and operating responsibilities.
Solutions & Services
Six domains with explicit work products and boundaries.
Six service domains for defining the requirements, architecture, interfaces, controls, responsibilities, implementation stages, and operating conditions of technology and infrastructure programmes.
Controlled
Traceable
Operational
Integrated portfolio
Six domains. Common decision points.
A domain may be scoped independently. Multiple domains are combined only after the sponsor, scope, dependencies, responsibilities, interfaces, and shared acceptance criteria are defined.
02
Whole-of-government coordination
National programmes
Programme design for public services that require clear institutional roles, shared components, interoperable exchanges, phased rollout, and sustainable operation.
03
Critical-service engineering
Banking & payments
Architecture and control workstreams for financial systems that require traceable integration, restricted access, monitored operation, controlled change, and recovery planning.
04
Observable infrastructure
Cloud & networks
Infrastructure design based on site, application, connectivity, security, monitoring, backup, recovery, and operating-support requirements.
05
Structured maintenance information
CMMS
CMMS design and implementation preparation covering asset hierarchy, maintenance plans, work orders, roles, history, indicators, and integration data.
06
Delivery-model decisions
PPP / BOT
Early project structuring to clarify the service objective, delivery options, scope, interfaces, lifecycle roles, risks, decision gates, and adviser inputs.
Delivery method
Four steps before implementation commitment.
Scoping produces a decision baseline; implementation, procurement, and service commitments then require separate scopes and approvals.
01
Baseline the mandate, users, current systems, sites, interfaces, constraints, and available evidence.
02
Approve the scope, target architecture, responsibilities, control decisions, and evidence gaps.
03
Sequence sourcing, configuration, migration, integration, acceptance, handover, and operating readiness.
04
Test against agreed criteria and transfer documentation, data, procedures, and named responsibilities.
Prepare a scoping step