NIH Enterprise Business Model
Mapped to Other Federal Models

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Description

The following table shows how the NIH Enterprise Business Model aligns with both the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) Business Reference Model (BRM) and the HHS Business Reference Model:¹

FEA BRM	HHS Business Reference Model	NIH Enterprise Business Model
Services for Citizens
Health / Health Care Research and Practitioner Education	Health Care Research and Practitioner Education	Assess Stakeholder Input Plan Research Agenda Receive Grant Applications Refer Grant Applications Review Grant Applications Award Grants Contract for Research Aggregate Biomedical Data Disseminate Knowledge
Health / Health Care Research and Practitioner Education	Conduct Health Related Research	Conduct Intramural Research
Support Delivery of Services
Public Affairs	Public Affairs	Establish External Business Relationships
Management of Government Resources
Administrative Management / Facilities, Fleet and Equipment Management	Facilities, Fleet and Equipment Management	Provide Facilities
Financial Management / Budget and Finance	Budget and Finance	Formulate Budget Request
Human Resource Management	Human Resource Management	Manage Human Capital
Human Resource Management / Organization and Position Management	Organization and Position Management	Align Organization Structure to Business Goals
Information and Technology Management	Information and Technology Management	Deliver Information
Supply Chain Management / Goods Acquisition	Goods Acquisition	Acquire Goods and Services Manage Finances Administer Funded Projects Closeout Funded Project Supply Non-Human Subjects

This architecture definition approved on: July 21, 2006

The next review is scheduled in: TBD