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Overview
The Australian Government Architecture (AGA) organises capabilities through the domain and capability model (DCM). The DCM provides a structure for grouping and classifying digital solutions. Identifying the primary capabilities in the Digital Investment Prioritisation Data Collection form allows for categorisation of your digital investment proposal.
Most investment proposals have a primary focus such as business experience, individual experience or staff experience and primary capabilities they propose to deliver or enhance.
Most proposals, even complex proposals, can be distilled down to just a few primary capabilities to describe the solutions which they incorporate.
How to complete Q12A
List the capabilities that best describe your proposal using the AGA Domain and Capability Model.
Further assistance
Seek the support of your project’s IT expert, agency CIO or nominated technical officer to determine the primary capabilities your proposal incorporates. You can also email the Australian Government Architecture and Policy branch at the DTA (architecture@dta.gov.au).
Ensuring investments meet IOF requirements
The DTA provides strategic advice and assurance to the Australian Government on its digital and ICT-enabled investments to help drive the transformation of public services.
To guide this, the Government has developed a whole-of-Government Digital and ICT Investment Oversight Framework (IOF) to manage its digital and ICT-enabled investments across their lifecycle.
Agencies are required to work with the DTA to ensure all digital and ICT-enabled investments are planned, developed and implemented in accordance with the requirements of the IOF.
Read more about the Digital and ICT Investment Oversight Framework (IOF).