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Introduction

The CIT architecture inventory is a listing of major technologies and architectural components that are being used in CIT.   Information is provided by Architecture Inventory Representatives -- individuals identified by each division's CCDAT representative as being "technology owners" within that division.    The Architecture Inventory Representatives are asked to provide a three year outlook/forecast on each of the technologies and/or architectural components they are responsible by classifying each -- on a quarterly basis -- into one of the following six categories:

Key

Meaning

R

Research - Technology may be under evaluation and is not being used in production

P

Pilot - Technology approved for small-scale production use only.

I

Invest - Technology recommended for wide-spread deployment.

M

Maintain - New implementations are not encouraged. Existing systems may continue to rely upon these components and extend existing implementations. Product may be maintained but not planned for upgrades except bug fixes.

D

Disinvest - Technology is in the process of being phased out.

U

Unsupported - Technology is not advised for use in production systems.


Procedure

Every quarter, the appointed Architecture Inventory Representatives in each division should update the page (or pages) they are responsible for in the matrix below.   The first time the page is updated, a full three year forecast must be entered, but subsequent quarters the pages will be modified to allow for the addition of one quarter to the existing forecast.    

ATA
(Ron DiNapoli)

ATSUS
(Todd Maniscalco)

NCS
(Eric Cronise)

S&O
(Laurie Collinsworth)

IS
(Steve Barrett)

IT Security/IdM
(Steve Edgar)

Collaboration Tools
(Aaron Hamid)

Integrated Web Services
(Al Gonzalez)

Data Network Engineering
(Eric Cronise)

Mainframe
(Brian Messenger)

Vendor Applications
(Steve Lutter)

Identity Management
(Steve Edgar)

Cynergy
(Aaron Godert)

Faculty Support Services
(Clare van den Blink)

Voice Engineering
(Tom Ball)

Systems Administration
(Brian Messenger)

Mainframe Applications
(Cindy Pataki)

Security
(Wyman Miles)

 

Media Production Group
(Clare van den Blink)

Wireless Network Engineering
(Dave Barr)

Systems Engineering
(Brian Messenger)

ColdFusion Applications
(Steve Lutter)

 

 

Classroom Technologies
(Tom Every)

Infrastructure Engineering
(Ken Downey)

Storage Services
(Brian Messenger)

Java Applications
(Steve Lutter)

 

 

Training & Documentation
(Sebastian Carello)

 

Facilities & Laser Printing
(Brian Messenger)

Oracle Express (APEX) Applications
(Steve Lutter)

 

 

Customer Service
(Mike Swenson)

 

NOC
(Vicky Dean)

Databases & DB Mgt. Tools
(Tony Damiani)

 

 

 

 

Production Control
(Vicky Dean)

Data Delivery Tools
(Tony Damiani)

 

 

 

 

Messaging
(TBD)

Data Delivery Applications
(Tony Damiani)

 

 

 

 

Client Services
(TBD)

Application Infrastructure Components
(Kevin Leonard)

 

 

 

 

 

Testing & Quality Assurance Tools
(Donna Taber)

 

 

 

 

 

IS Hosting
(Donna Taber)

 


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