The New Zealand Education Sector Architectural Framework (ESAF) aims to deliver interoperability across the Education Sector through the ability to:
The Working Party will use the following questions as a basis for interviews with ReferenceGroup representatives.
- What information-related problems do you experience, that an architectural framework could help solve?
- problems searching for and finding information held elsewhere
- problems making information available to others
- problems using information you get from others
- How do these information problems affect you?
- what sorts of things are harder than they should be
- what sorts of things take longer or cost more than they ought to
- What would you like to do in future, that you can’t do today?
- where do you feel limited by lack of information
- what new things could you do, if this information were available
- what kinds of things could you do better if you had better information
- If you could wave a magic wand and make a wish, what would you make happen?
- why is this important — what benefits would it bring
- what would have to happen for your wish to become real
- Complete the following sentence: “To gain my support, the architectural framework must …”
- what are the most valuable things a framework can do for you
- if we build it, why will you come
- what information is “out there” but you can’t get at it
For more information on the framework, see the ESAF.FAQ?.
Supporting Information?
