Data Reference Model Sample Clauses

Data Reference Model. The DRM provides guidance for agencies to leverage existing Data Assets across the government. The DRM increases the Federal government’s agility in drawing out the value of information as a strategic asset. This reference-able, conceptual approach facilitates information sharing and reuse across the Federal government.
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Data Reference Model. The data reference model shows how the components of the business reference model can be used to develop cross-agency information exchanges, and it provides a form of data standardization between the agencies. The data reference model will be used to describe the types of interactions and information exchanges that occur between the federal government and its various customers. XML, extensible markup language, plays a critical role in developing the E-Government data reference model. XML provides a mechanism for federal lines of business to define and standardize XML schemas so some lines of businesses can interact with other lines of businesses. XML provides a standard way for preserving and communicating information encoding, tagging, and internationalizing information [73]. In XML, tags can be created to represent each function for a particular line of business. Also, these XML tags can be transmitted via HTTP or some other protocol so other agencies can then use these common functions, create new ones, or build upon them.
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