The Department of Defense Architectural Framework (DoDAF) provides architectural
examples for modeling complex system of systems within the network-centric
battlespace theater. With an enormous influx of technology developments, the need
for architectural collaboration and integration is germane. To achieve this,
organizations must understand, communicate, and optimize the relationships between
various enterprises.

The DoD Architectural Framework is mandatory for all major DoD weapons and
information technology system acquisitions. Understanding and utilizing the
upcoming v2.0 release will not only lead to the development of defense
capabilities, but allow the transformation and growth of your organization.
Critical areas that will be addressed:
• Policy and strategy for architecture and systems development
• Requirements for acquisition and warfighter support
• Cost effective information management
• Interoperable infrastructure, and investment management

The seventh conference in our series, IDGA’s DoD Architectures has become the home
of architects, engineers, and decision-makers who are looking to develop defense
capabilities and transform the DoD into a cost-effective and interoperable
entity. This conference will provide the roadmap for maintaining data consistency and
mission readiness.