Enterprise Architecture Executive Handbook - U.S. Coast Guard
Enterprise Architecture Executive Handbook - U.S. Coast Guard
Enterprise Architecture Executive Handbook - U.S. Coast Guard
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Business Profile<br />
Contents<br />
The Business Profile contains USCG high-level, missionbusiness<br />
functions grouped into three major categories:<br />
• Core Mission Functions: These functions include the 3<br />
USCG roles and the 11 mandated mission programs.<br />
• Mission Support Functions: These functions directly<br />
support the execution of the missions and are typically<br />
performed at field units. These include asset and supply<br />
chain management, and training.<br />
• Business Support Functions: These functions indirectly<br />
support the execution of the missions and are typically<br />
performed at Headquarters. These include back-office<br />
functions such as finance, human resources, and<br />
congressional and public affairs.<br />
To create this profile the CGEA program synthesized<br />
information from current USCG publications including: USCG<br />
Strategy for Maritime Safety, Security, and Stewardship; U.S.<br />
<strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Guard</strong> Posture Statement (with 2009 Budget in Brief);<br />
USCG Publication 1; and activity dictionaries from multiple<br />
LOBs.<br />
This information can be used at the Department level to<br />
understand how DHS is bringing together the 16 components<br />
through enterprise solutions. For example, the business support<br />
areas are common areas across all components; so Emerge2<br />
and MAXHR e-performance are enterprise solutions DHS<br />
designed for the business support area.<br />
Additionally, this may be used as a quick, simple way to<br />
understand our mission functions within the USCG.<br />
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Design<br />
The Business Profile is designed in three tiers showing core mission<br />
functions at the top (red), mission support functions that directly<br />
support core mission delivery in the middle (yellow), and business<br />
support functions at the base (blue).<br />
The profile further decomposes the core mission functions into the<br />
three strategic roles—maritime safety, maritime security, and<br />
maritime stewardship with their accompanying missions are listed<br />
beneath each.<br />
Behind the stacked functional areas is a dotted line, in the shape of<br />
a pyramid, to demonstrate the hierarchical nature of the core<br />
mission, mission support, and business support functions. The<br />
pinnacle of what the USCG does is the core mission functions.