Bhutan e-Government Master Plan The overview of the framework is as below: Stakeholders Interface T I SN ; Business Architecture ‘ ' I I 1 I 1 ~~ I | ! Data Application > I Architecture Architecture = :, | - & 1} Information System Architecture I YD I @ 2 I ie 3 r ‘| a © 2 ‘|s igo Technical Architecture | ‘J I / (ey mmm mess The four main components of e-GIF are: i) Business Architecture The Business Architecture describes the different lines of business and the associated government functions that cut across the boundaries of different agencies. ii) Applications Architecture The Applications application Architecture components includes the technical that describes can standards be the shared and common across applications the and Government. security considerations It pertaining to elements of the design and implementation of solutions and applications. ii) Data Architecture The Data Architecture common and shared describe the data lists data pertaining the data that are definitions used to ‘People’, across and the ‘Land’ and data Government. ‘Business’ data It will hubs which are commonly used by various agencies’ applications. technical standards, design and security considerations and best practices related to the management of data. It also defines