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And And Service Oriented Architecture Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) (SOA) Larry Schillberg Larry Schillberg RTV 5E RTV 5E
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And And Service Oriented ArchitectureService Oriented Architecture

(SOA)(SOA)

Larry SchillbergLarry SchillbergRTV 5ERTV 5E

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FMCSA Mission

Federal Motor Carriers Safety Administration (FMCSA) Mission: Reduce

highway deaths, crash injuries, and injury severities by collecting crash data and disseminating a statistically accurate database to be used (1) by Government in creating regulations and legislation and (2) by industry to improve the crashworthiness of vehicles and increase the ability of vehicles to avoid crashes

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COMPASSFMCSA Objectives

FMCSA Objective:• The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

(FMCSA) has identified a significant need to transform the way the agency collects, manages, and conveys information.

• Develop and support a system that (1) allows motor vehicle safety information accessible to FMCSA staff as well as motor carriers. To modernize its current information technology portfolio

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COMPASSHow will COMPASS help?

Technical Approach: Five-year project:• Implement modernization enhancements to all

FMCSA Legacy systems. • Provide technical support to the system and to all

motor carrier field and headquarters staff.• Implement new technology to allow FMCSA staff to

conduct business. The new technology will utilize Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) web portal technology.

• COMPASS Architecture will become FMCSA’s Enterprise Architecture of the future.

• Generate new Enterprise Database for new systems.

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COMPASS ProgramOrganizational Chart

4/3/2006 v10

IT DivisionManagement

FMCSALeadership

Senior IT LeadershipSystem Ownership

Program OfficeManagement

Governance

ESC, CPB, ECCBARB, IMA

Internal ProgramsCAG

CSA 2010FITSGNTC

Legacy

ProgramManagement

Jeff Hall

BudgetFinance

Management

Angeli Sebastian

SecurityManagement

Bill Few

CommunicationsManagement

Bill Coleman

InfrastructureManagement

Steve Erlitz

ApplicationSupport

Management

Janet Curtis

OST/OMB ReportingManagement

Angeli Sebastian

OrganizationalChange

Management

Bill Coleman

ContractManagement

TBD

DevelopmentManagement

Ed Dunne

BusinessManagement

Denise Baker

External ProgramsCVISNPRISM

ACE/ITDSDOT IT Consolidation

StakeholdersFMCSA HQ

FMCSA FieldStates

IndustryPublic

COMPASS Program Manager, IT Development Team, IT Business Requirements Team, IT Security TeamIT Planning Division, IT Project Management Division, IT Operations Division

IT Service Providers – SAIC, RSIS, Volpe, NDSU, COTS

ProgramCoordination /

Input

ProgramDirection

KnowledgeTransfer/Training

Management

Bill Coleman

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Component Partners of Compass

Systems Integrater SAIC FMCSAService

Providers

FMCSACOMPASS

QA/UATTesting

ProductionDevelopment/

testing

VOLPE, NDSU, ETC.

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CASERITE

CAPRI UFA

ISS

CVIEW

SAFETYNET 2000Blizzard

HMPIPClient

FMCSA Application Architecture

CDLIS Access

EMIS

TML / CDLIS Software Pointer System

L & I

I

Federal Infrastructure Systems Distributed to State, Roadside, and/or Federal Facilities

FederalInfrastructureSystems

FMCSA WebsitesI

Pay.Gov WebsiteI

A & II

SAFER / PRISM Central Site

SAFERI

PRISM

ProVu

PIQ

Query Central

I

12346

261

2346

12346

1246

7, 8

9

14

1

HMPIPCentral Site

2, 4, 5, 6

8

8

567

26

S

7, 8

8

Connection Type Key* I = Web Site or Web-enabled application

1 - Dial-up 2 - AAMVANet Frame-Relay 3 – Wireless to Volpe Direct 4 - FTS 2001/WAN 5 – Internet via VPN/IPSec Client 6 - Internet via Persistent VPN 7 - CD-ROM/Diskette/File Copy 8 - LAN 9 - Written Report/Verbal10 – Machine Local11 – Internet HTTP(S)

6

4

4

15

7

8

CDLIS Mexican SCT

4

88

8

7, 10

1, 2, 4, 5, 6

10

10

7 810

8, 10

VUU

10

= Field Systems

= Office Systems

I

ASPEN

EDMS

I

I

MCMIS

II

= Central Systems

= Web Sites

= External Systems

State Unique

Systems

S – Determined by State

FMCSA HomeInfo Sys

Tech SupportNat Trng Ctr

GothamCVISN

Mgmt Info PortalSAFE Home Page

Share Road SafelyMX MC Info

7

FARS

4

8

4

8 8

*Key is located nearest to system initiating data exchange

23456

123456

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Support to FMCSA Systems

SYSTEM Appl Dev & Maint Infrast. Hosting Tech. Help Desk

A&I   X X

ASPEN     X

CAPRI X X

CaseRite     X

CDLIS     X

COMPASS   X X

E-Auth X X X

EDMS X X X

EMIS X X X

FMCSA (web sites)   X  GOTHAM   X X

HMPIP X X X

INFOSYS   X X

ISS     X

L&I X X X

MCMIS X X X

MSPROJECT   X  PIQ     X

ProVu     X

QC   X X

SAFER X X X

SAFETYNET X   X

UFA     X

       TOTALS 8 15 21

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COMPASS High Level Architecture

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Volpe’s Role on Compass

• Provide FMCSA with quality technical assistance, CM Control, Help Desk functions, and knowledge support of the Existing Systems.

• Analyze and recommend technical solutions.• Host a secure and efficient computing platform.• Manage the COMPASS repository for all code, files,

scripts, etc. • Analyze, generate, and implement an integrated

Configuration Management plan working with SAIC and other FMCSA service providers.

• Work with SAIC to implement the new technology.• Provide liaison capabilities to the Existing Systems

development team.

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Volpe Objectives

• Manage the Compass Integration Environment (CIE) to provide FMCSA and the System Integrator (SAIC) with controlled access to the current operational environments and the documentation and software that underlie that environments.

• Design, develop, and implement (as part of the CIE) all necessary environments to be used to integrate new capabilities developed by SAIC and to maintain the existing COMPASS systems.

• Review SAIC’s planning and technical products and advise the FMCSA Program Manager as to their quality, completeness, and adequacy.

• Generate an integrated Configuration Management (CM) plan for the entire project.

• Host and manage the Compass technical platform (development (O&M – Future, QA/UAT, Production).

• Provide a secure and efficient computing platform.• Provide FMCSA and SAIC with whatever support is requested.

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Volpe Staff

Larry SchillbergProgram Manager

Infrastructure

2 FTE’s

Tom TruongKun WangLuke Ho

Michelle BonugliSrini

Configuration Management

2 FTE’s

Jeff MullenWei Gao

Existing SystemsCoding and

Analysis

1 FTE

Howard Bailey

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COMPASS Roadmap

Release 1 Remove Selection & Assign – MCMIS & SAFETYNET

Full Public Access Remove Public Facing web (except Registration site)

R2

Build Streamline Registration

Remove Registration in MCMIS and L&I

Sync. Data from COMPASS to MCMIS/L&I

Load data to COMPASS

Regulatory Compliance Monitoring

R3

R4 L&I and monitoring from MCMIS

CRM R5

Data Warehouse R6 Reporting in legacy systems, Gotham and A&I

Enforcement R7EMIS

Wireless Pilot

Inspection ISS, ASPEN, PIQ, Query Central, CDLIS Access and Inspections in MCMIS/SAFETYNET

R9

Prioritization R8 SafeStat

Reviews R10

Crash MCMIS & SAFETYNET retiredR11

Data ExchangeR12

Business Monitoring R13

Challenge DataR14

DataQs

HM Package Inspection

R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

R6

R7

R8

R9

R10

R11

R12

R13

R14

R15

SAFER & PRISM

Qtr1 Qtr2 Qtr3 Qtr4 Qtr1 Qtr2

YEAR 1 YEAR 2

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The Future of Compass

• Continue to work with FMCSA and SAIC on tasks associated with the Compass Road Map.

• Work with the FMCSA systems providers to implement the CM Plan.

• Build more efficient systems capabilities and retire the existing systems based on road map.

• Implement COMPASS Release 1 including the enterprise database.

• Secure Volpe’s future involvement in the COMPASS project.

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The Goal of Service Oriented Architecture

The Goal of Service Oriented Architecture

…And enable application re-use.

Make I.T. more flexible…

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… a service?

A repeatable business task – e.g., check customer credit;

open new account

What is …..?

… service orientation?

A way of integrating your business as linked

servicesand the outcomes that

they bring

… service oriented architecture (SOA)?

An IT architectural style that supports service orientation

… a composite application?

A set of related & integrated services that

support a business process built on an SOA

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COMPASS Service Oriented Architecture

(SOA)

CURRENT SOA Service• COMPASS utilizes SOA to provide services

for Single Sign-ON to existing systems.Future Services• Depending upon Business needs• Work with CSA 2010 project team to

define COMPASS requirements

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How Does COMPASS use SOA?

InternetUser

FMCSA Portal

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QUESTIONS?


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