brian campo, dod jcs, content.gov presentation
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Agencies are being driven, by stricter regulations and a desire to show greater levels of transparency, to implement records management solutions to help achieve information governance and compliance initiatives. But, due to the low levels of user adoption, these often fail to deliver on expectations. As with many agencies, this was the case with the Department of Defense (DoD) Joint Staff. The DoD's Joint Staff quickly realized they needed to evolve for a new breed of software based compliance solutions. This session will provide insight into RM best practices within the DoD and examine how an Open Source solution provided a 40% cost savings from their previous solution.TRANSCRIPT
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Ø Headquarters in Vienna, VA Ø Service Disabled Veteran-‐owned Small Business Ø SBA 8(a) program par@cipant Ø Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) Ø DCAA-‐approved Accoun@ng System Ø Founded 2006 Ø Lean Management and Facili@es Infrastructure
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What We Provide
Ø Informa@on Technology Strategy Ø Knowledge/Content Management Ø Systems Engineering and Integra@on Ø Business Strategy and Execu@on Ø CIO Support Ø Cyber Security and Informa@on Assurance Ø Capabili@es PorSolio Management Ø Opera@ons Research and Analysis Ø Program/Project Management Services and Support 3
Evolving RM Landscape
• Most records managers s@ll managing paper records in offline repositories (file cabinets and paper ledgers)
• DoD guidance quickly evolving to account for new breed of soYware based RM solu@ons
• New ini@a@ves within RM working Group geared around standardizing:
" Taxonomies for RM " AutomaAon of file plans and disposiAon schedules " AutomaAon of discovery requests and content archiving
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Records Management in the DoD
• All Federal agencies must define and maintain an approved file plan.
• Records Management Capabili@es within the DoD must: " Comply with standards set in DoDI 5015.2 " Provide capability to deliver content for discovery requests
" Reduce the effort of the Records Manager to collect metadata, categorize and maintain official records
• Solu@ons must be interoperable, and able to evolve to meet evolving needs
• Capabili@es must be cost effec@ve in delivering these capabili@es based on government austerity
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Alfresco as RM soluAon
• STOPSO is currently implemen@ng a full scale RM solu@on for the Joint Chiefs of Staff based on Alfresco ECM
" Developed as a distributed RM soluAon comprising mulAple connected repositories
" Only Open Source soluAon in DoD providing a DoDI 5015.2 cerAfied and validated capability
" Developing reference architecture for compliant soluAons for DoD CIO
" Part of the DoD RM Taxonomy Working Group
• Early access par@cipants (Joint Staff, DoD CIO and USCYBERCOM) have iden@fied solu@on as possible candidate for Enterprise Service
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Alfresco Suitability as Enterprise Capability
• Alfresco recognized within the Trusted Code Ini@a@ve at Open Source SoYware Ins@tute
• Intellectual Property and Data Rights be maintained exclusively with the Data Owners
• Ability of Alfresco to scale to massive enterprise levels with cost structure that can support all types of sponsors
• Deployable within the Joint Informa@on Environment (JIE) (cloud) while providing offline/local instances (suppor@ng limited connec@vity)
• Deep levels of customiza@on and security possible due to access to Source code
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eDTRM (Objectives) In an effort to support the DoD and SPAWAR ATLANTIC missions, the following objectives were chosen to guide the Enterprise Document, Task and Records Management (eDTRM) Initiative: Ø Support the consolida@on of redundant services and decompose monolithic systems Ø Innovate, Develop, Demonstrate and Share common services across the Enterprise Ø Leverage Open Source technology, SOA and AGILE Engineering principles Ø Technology Infusion, Transforma@on, Integra@on and Service Layer management Ø Increase technical efficiency through Cloud compu@ng Ø Enable consistent secure iden@ty and access management of enterprise services Ø Improve collabora@on and decision points through simplified and easily accessible
informa@on inges@on and exposure (i.e. JIE) Ø Provide the complete SPAWAR Atlan@c Life Cycle Engineering capabili@es to the
Joint & OSD Warfigter Community (e.g. COCOMMs, JCTD, etc)
Technologies leveraged
In order to do this the system must be able to leverage: -Content Management Interoperability Services (CIMS) -SharePoint Web Services -Tasker Integration Services (TIS) -Evolving OASIS Standards within the Content Management Realm
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eDTRM OSS components Software Platform
q Reduced Total Cost of Ownership, No per-user costs, lowered cost of deployed solution and costs associated with expanding adoption
q Rapid Deployment and Standardized Interfaces q Enterprise collaboration and SharePoint integration q Ability to drive innovation through direct access to code, developers and timelines
through direct access to code, developers and timelines q Fast response from community with standard commercial support available
Ø Alfresco Enterprise Content Management Ø JaspersoY Repor@ng and Business Intelligence Ø PostGRES Data Storage (RDBMS) Ø Shibboleth Single Sign-‐On, Iden@ty Provider and SAML
Authoriza@on
eDTRM Value and Benefits The success of the solution is not dependent on just cost savings but in the ability of the Open Source Platform to provide a flexible, extensible, scalable and stable platform that could evolve and become the Enterprise Service for Records Management Ø Joint Staff realized a nearly 40% cost savings on O&M compared to their
exisAng system Ø Modernization costs were reduced by nearly 20% vs. new development of
Open Source SoluAon due to open APIs Ø Open API allows for customizaAon at the organizaAon level Ø Capability to provide Task integraAon with other fielded soluAons Ø Clear migraAon path from legacy soluAons Ø Ability of the soluAon to scale to enterprise levels with cost structure that can
support all levels of customers