Sprint Communications Comapny L.p.

Paul Park

Kenneth Charles Boydstun

Philip Issa

Thomas S Dickson

Vijaykumar Musuvathy

Joseph H Morton

Kenneth Thomas Hudok, Jr

Tammy Lynn Etienne

Bryan R Loyd

Robert A Mullinnix

A system for functional domain based information technology selection and replacement is provided. Applications for each of multiple entities are associated with a set of functional domains. The set of functional domains are associated with a set of ecosystems. Data is complied for each ecosystem. Applications are adopted for one entity associated with an ecosystem, for each ecosystem, based on compiled data.

Ecosytem based application selection and replacement

A system for representing the state of an enterprise software architecture is disclosed. The system comprises a datastore that contains a plurality of attributes of applications and of interfaces, including a state attribute. The system also comprises a plurality of stencils operable to define a graphic. The stencils are each associated with a script: that links back to the datastore, an application stencil operable to define an application graphic and associated with an application stencil script and an interface stencil operable to define an interface graphic and associated with an interface stencil. The system also comprises a template operable to define a drawing of an enterprise software architecture using the stencils.

Enterprise application mapping tool and datastore with target state dimension

A security architecture for telecommunications services is provided that includes a first and second user interfaces, a first and second web servers, a service broker, application servers, and data stores. The first user interface is for enterprise users to access an enterprise. The first web server communicates with the first user interface. The application servers run enterprise applications which communicate with the data stores. A customer data is stored on a first portion of one of the data stores and a government data is stored on a second portion. The second user interface is for access to an enterprise by government users. The second web server communicates with the second user interface. The service broker receives requests from the second web server related to the government data and authorizes the enterprise applications to access the government data stored on the second portion of one of the data stores.

Security architecture for modified segregated environment for federal telecom services

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