Government case management target architecture

N.B. The architectural description is currently being updated, a new version will be released in May-June.

The target architecture of the Government’s case management describes the Government’s target state of case management in 5-10 years. The target state was prepared in the preliminary study project for the Government’s case management in 2014 and it was updated in June 2016. The description has been compiled using the enterprise architecture method.

The target architecture describes the Government’s case management architectures, bond architectures, general requirements and objectives derived from strategies, information security and integration principles, stakeholders, services, processes, roles, concept model, main data groups, logical data reserves, data flows, information system services and information systems.

The target state covers the target state of 12 ministries, the Office of the President of the Republic and the Office of the Chancellor of Justice. It does not deal with the management of specific datasets, but only the processing of public and national level IV and III data.