Enterprise Information Architecture Reference Architecture for E-Voting System

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E-Voting system

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Executive summary
An electronic voting is defined as a voting process which uses electronic devices to store and
record human data. In the last few years, the use of e-voting system has increased by 50%
because it has the potential to improve the performance of federal election. This report aim
is to analysis the enterprise's information architecture with their advantages and challenges
faced by this process. It is observed that in the year 2013 there was a loss of ballot papers
during the federal election and the performance of the e-voting system can be increased by
using EIA RA process. The issue of security can be in increased by adopting advanced
security tools like firewall, encryption and cryptography. The Australian government should
ensure that they use big data and cloud computing technology to improve data analytics
and data mapping steps.

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Table of Contents
Executive summary...............................................................................................................................1
1.0 Introduction.....................................................................................................................................3
2.0 Enterprise information architecture reference architecture...........................................................3
Benefits of enterprise information architecture................................................................................5
Operational advantages.................................................................................................................6
Managerial benefits.......................................................................................................................6
Strategic benefits...........................................................................................................................6
3.0 Information Management and Integration......................................................................................6
A quick and accurate understanding of data.................................................................................6
Handling changes in data over time..............................................................................................7
Data mapping................................................................................................................................7
Security and privacy issues............................................................................................................7
Strategies to overcome challenges....................................................................................................7
4.0 Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................8
5.0 Recommendation............................................................................................................................8
References.............................................................................................................................................9

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Table of figure
Figure 1: Enterprise information architecture.......................................................................................5
Figure 2: enterprise information architecture.......................................................................................6