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EA DMP Project

Enterprise Architecture ‐ Depot Modernisation Project

Imraan Khan (PRASA Enterprise Architecture), May 2015

PRASA has embarked on a multi‐billion rolling stock renewal project. The new trains require modern infrastructure and systems. In readiness, PRASA has approved an Depot Modernisation (DMP) initiative to renew and modernise depots. The aim of Enterprise Architecture Depot Modernisation Project (EA DMP) is to develop the standards framework, identify PRASA‐wide initiatives, baseline architectures, target architectures, gap analysis, and a roadmap. The objective of the EA DMP is to support and ensure that an organisation’s goals and objectives in terms of business capability, application, data and integration service provisioning as well as technology infrastructure support are addressed in a holistic way, in line with enterprise project initiatives and standards.

What is EA DMP Initiative?

EA DMP – The Complete DMP Journey

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EA DMP ‐ High Level Scope and Deliverables

High Level Scope

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project seeks to deliver enterprise architecture design in the Depot Modernisation Project proposed by PRASA, to ensure alignment

• f the DMP project teams as well as with other

project initiatives

• The project will gather and analyse information
• n design and requirements of the current DMP

architecture, document the target enterprise architecture, and provide the roadmap to transition the DMP project to the envisioned end state.

• The EA Project will provide guidance to the
• verall DMP project, by consolidating business

and enterprise integration requirements end‐to‐ end in line with PRASA’s envisioned Business, Data, Application, Integration, Technology architecture and ongoing enterprise project initiatives.

• Framework to describe enterprise integration and standards dependencies

Architecture Framework

• Current state of business, data, application, integration and technology

architectures Baseline Architecture

• Target state of business, data, application integration and technology

architectures Target Architecture

• Gaps and opportunities for depot based on baseline and target findings

Gaps and Opportunities

• High level prioritisation of proposed opportunities and initiatives

Roadmap

• ICT requirement specifications.

DMP ICT requirements

PRASA EA – PRASA Target Business Capabilities Model

EA DMP ‐ Depot Baseline Business Capabilities Model

EA DMP ‐ Depot Target Business Capabilities Model

EA DMP ‐ Depot Target Applications Model

EA DMP – Depot Architecture Modernisation Overview

E N T E R P R I S E I N T E R F A C ES E N T E R P R I S E R E P L A C E M E N T S

SOLUTIONS/ FUTURE CAPABILITIES NEEDED

E N T E R P R I S E I N I T I A T I V E S

SAP PM, PURCHASES, WAREHOUSING T2G (NEW ROLLING STOCK) INTEGRATED SIGNALLING MARKLOGIC / SAP HANA / TALEND ESB IIMOMS ISAMS

D E P O T A R C H I T E C T U R E

ENTERPRISE STANDARDS ALIGNMENT BRAAMFONTEIN

P R A S A D E P O T S

WOLMERTON SALTRIVER SPRINGFIELD DURBAN YARD NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEEDED

E N T E R P R I S E M O D E R N I S A T I O N D E P O T M O D E R N I S A T I O N

GAPS/ NEW APPLICATIONS NEEDED ICT (AIWS / FIBRE / GSMR ( FIXED WIFI) / CISCO IP/MLPS

EA DMP – New Interface Requirements (Cntd)

EA DMP – New Application Requirements

INTERLOCKING CONTROL TRAIN IDENTIFICATION & TRACKING MANAGEMENT OPERATIONAL SAFETY (HSE) MANAGEMENT YARD & DEPOT OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT DEPOT INFORMATION & DISPLAY MANAGEMENT TRAIN POSITION MANAGEMENT

(GAPS/NEW APPLICATIONS NEEDED)

D E P O T A R C H I T E C T U R E

CCTV ANALYTICS/DEPOT SURVEILLANCE SECURITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

EA DMP – New Interface Requirements

EA DMP – New Interface Requirements (Cntd)

EA DMP – New Interface Requirements (Cntd)

EA DMP ‐ Depot Target Technology Reference Model

System Security Infrastructure System Management Infrastructure Middleware Infrastructure Database Infrastructure Computing Platforms and Peripherals Communications Infrastructure Infrastructure Applications System Engineering Infrastructure Application Delivery Infrastructure Facilities

Microsoft Sharepoint EDocs MS Office Windows Server ArcGIS IIS Apache SAP PI Microsoft Active Directory Microsoft Sharepoint ArcSDE MS SQL Server ORACLE RDBMS MS Access VSphere HP Servers Windows 7 HP Workstations Windows Server CITRIX XENAPP IRAS Oracle Super cluster Fibre SAN CISCO Call Manager CISCO Call Centre CISCO Call Monitoring CISCO Data Voice NICE IRAS CISCO VPN CISCO Config Engine Zabbix Entuity MS Exchange CISCO IP Phones CISCO switches and router ArcGIS Visual Studio AutoCAD Babylon FAS Team Viewer CA Unicenter Kaspersky CISCO VPN Enterprise Vault BackupEXEC Business Objects Nagios Power Designer CCTV Alarm Systems APC UPS IP/MPLS Right Fax VNC CROMOS MS Foxpro Object Star Dbase 4 Red Hat Solaris ECM Contact Centre Applications SAP ECC UCC T2G Communication BPM Talend Database Security Solution SAP HANA Desktop virtualization Windows 8.x UCC AIWS T2G Communication GSM/R ITIL Support Solution Access Right managemen t System System Vulnerability Solution SmartBoard Blackbox IP Existing Technology Future Technology

Legends

Legacy Technology Server Room Infrastructure

EA DMP – New Technology Requirements

SERVER STORAGE NETWORK SERVER ROOM END USER COMPUTING

NEW TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS

D E P O T A R C H I T E C T U R E

ICT INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICE DASHBOARDS

EA DMP – Server Room Requirements

Requirements Depot Server Room Specifications

PHYSICAL SPACE POWER SUPPLY Anti‐static floor finishing (no wax) for raised floor tiles or sheet vinyl No windows because of security, humidity and dust Doors 42 to 48 inches wide, and at least 8 feet tall Input Power Quality ‐ rectified Redundant power supply devices. Emergency/ back‐up power not tied into the building life safety system Separate, dedicated power panels for the computer equipment and

• HVAC. Design systems so that

ultimate build out does not exceed 300 watts per square foot All entrances properly secured, and with alarms Maximum electrical intensity of computing equipment of 300 watts per square foot FIRE SUPPRESSION COOLING SYSTEM FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

Requirements Depot Server Room Specifications

PHYSICAL SPACE POWER SUPPLY FIRE SUPPRESSION Adequate fire suppression system; pre‐action system recommended Fire‐rated cabling if cooling systems and cabling are combined in the same space above ceiling COOLING SYSTEM Cooling and Air Distribution – N+1 air conditioners monitored centrally AC System is room‐specific and humidity controlled AC duct unit is at least 4 feet from computer rack system, so that condensation or other leaks don't harm computer equipment, and access for maintenance is possible Critical alarms related to the functioning of the AC system and physical data of the room mapped into the Facilities Management and Energy Management System FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

EA DMP – Server Room Requirements (Continue)

EA DMP – ICT Infrastructure Service Dashboard Requirements Requirements ICT INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICE DASHBOARDS Specifications

STORAGE SERVER

Threshold warnings Total storage space Available storage space Storage space consumption per application Server availability Server resource consumption Load threshold warnings Trends of sever resource usage Server vulnerabilities Server resources

NETWORK

Network availability Bandwidth consumption Trend analysis

EA DMP – Storage Requirements

Requirements Storage Requirements Specifications

ENTERPRISE CONTENT STORAGE CCTV STORAGE Engineering Drawings: 2‐5 MB per drawing, ~250MB per model Process Models: 1‐3 MB per process Unstructured Data: ~1 MB per file New Rolling Stock CCTV: 4TB per train (Bi‐weekly) Surveillance Video: ~50 MB per 5min HD IP Camera recording Current File Size of SQL Servers Databases: ~800GB Daily Backup Size: ~200GB Multimedia: ~8 MB per 3 min Audio and ~50 MB per 3 min Video Database backups: ~5TB Enterprise content backups: ~5MB per file, ~10 MB per audio, ~50MB per 5 min video, ~250 MB per 3D Model DATABASE STORAGE BACKUP AND ARCHIVING

EA DMP – Server Requirements

Requirements Server Infrastructure Requirements Specifications

APPLICATION SERVERS DISASTER RECOVERY Virtual Machines Minimum Requirements: 2x CPU per VM 50 GB for Operating System and 150 GB for non OS partition RAM 4GB Network: 2 virtual ports VM Servers: As recommended by production servers and VM minimum requirements VM Servers: As recommended by T2G design spec Station Server Operating system : CentOS 6.4 CPU: Intel Xeon 2.66 Ghz 6 Cores RAM: 1 GB Hard Drive: 30 GB Network: 2 Ports 1 Gbps Ethernet T2G SERVERS

EA DMP – Network Requirements

Requirements Network Infrastructure Requirements Specifications

WIRELESS NETWORK LAN/WAN shall cover all IEEE 802.11 a,b,g,n definitions UTP CAT 6 for Network Points and Optic Fibre between buildings and floors and for all distances longer than 80 Meters Shall cover yards/depots for

• vernight download/upload of T2G

data shall cover all offices, school buildings, lifting shop and running shed with wireless network shall cover all offices, school buildings, lifting shop and running shed with Ethernet network

EA DMP – End User Computing Requirements

Requirements End User Computing Requirements Specifications

DESKTOP LAPTOP

PC with greater than 2.0 Gigahertz or higher processor clock speed Quad core Processors, Intel Core i7 8 Gigabytes (GB) of RAM 300 Gigabytes (GB) of available hard disk space Higher‐resolution video adapter DVD RW Combo USB Keyboard 22” Full HD LED Screen Optical wireless mouse Windows 7, 64‐bit 3 years next business day, onsite warranty Intel Core i5 processor of greater than 2.0 Ghz Dual core or higher Minimum of 4 GB RAM Display Size (inches): 15.6’’ WXGA or higher wide screen led display 500 GB Hard Drive Gigabit Ethernet Wi‐Fi, Bluetooth and optional WWAN (3G and higher) 4 x USB ports with USB 3.0 Standard DVD‐RW/CD‐RW Three years day of business on site warranty

TABLETS MULTIFUNCTION PRINTERS IP TELEPHONE

EA DMP – End User Computing Requirements Requirements End User Computing Requirements Specifications

DESKTOP LAPTOP

Print best quality (1200 x 600 dpi) 35 copies per minute Black and white Duplex Unit A3, A4 & A5 Reduction and enlargement copying 1GB MB memory 80GB Hard drive Fast Ethernet network interface card The handset must comply to IEEE 802.1 p/q tagging and switching standard The handset must have a 100/1000BASE‐T Ethernet connection through two RJ‐45 ports, one for the LAN connection and the

• ther for connecting a downstream

Ethernet device such as a PC The handset must support G.711a, G.711, G.729a, G.729b,G.729ab and iLBC codecs The handset must supports Voice‐Activity‐ Detection (VAD)

TABLETS MULTIFUNCTION PRINTERS IP TELEPHONE

Wi‐Fi, Bluetooth and optional WWAN (3G and higher) Three years day of business on site warranty Ruggedized

EA DMP ‐ Initiative Business Benefits

PRASA’s business goals and

• bjectives

The EA DMP supports and ensures alignment to PRASA’s goals and objectives in terms

• f business capability and

process alignment; application, data and integration service provisioning; as well as technology infrastructure support in a holistic way. PRASA Enterprise architecture definition, establishment and alignment This project must be aligned within the greater context to ensure that optimal value is delivered to PRASA. EA helps ensure consistent designs across DMP delivery projects that complies with PRASA enterprise standards, principles, project initiatives, and industry best practices. Other project dependencies EA’s understanding of the PRASA Enterprise project requirements will assist the DMP development team in highlighting risks, and ensuring alignment between projects and to prevent duplication of effort. Enterprise integration and data sharing EA design will enable the DMP technology involved and allow for effective communication and information sharing between business units and their underlying applications. Therefore it is necessary to understand the key shared processes, data and system integration elements.

Backup Slides

EA DMP ‐ Depot Target Application Improvement Opportunities

Depot Target Application Improvement Opportunities / Initiatives

Implementation Complexity Business Value

EA DMP ‐ Depot Target Technology Improvement Opportunities

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Depot Target Improvement Opportunities / Project Initiatives

Implementation Complexity Business Value

EA DMP ‐ Depot Target Integration Model

ISAMS COMMON INTEGRATION SERVICES (RENDERED BY ESB)

SIGNALLING (SGN)

NEW ROLLING STOCK (T2G)

IIMOMS (DISPATCHING)

TELECOMS & ICT INFRASTRUCTURE

SAP ERP

ECM

DEPOT MODERNISATION

EA DMP ‐ Depot Target Data Model

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