QGEA Reference models
The Queensland Government Enterprise Architecture (QGEA) reference models offer advice that helps keep planning, managing, and talking about information and communication technology (ICT) consistent. You can find links to these models in the Additional QGEA guidance section.
QGEA Metamodel
The Queensland Government metamodel provides a common language for agencies to design their business and service delivery, plan business change and responsiveness, conduct strategic business planning and ICT resources management, and to share their experience with other agencies.
It also provides whole of government comparison across organisations and initiatives, ability to categorise core and common candidates, and inform future state blueprint and target architecture for Queensland Government.
- Metamodel overview
- Metamodel data dictionary
- Metamodel implementation guides for agencies with a vendor-provided repository
- Capability led enterprise architecture repository (CLEAR) to kickstart agencies that don’t have a repository, or to support EA investigations.
Additional QGEA guidance to consider
- Application classification framework definitions
- Application classification framework diagram
- Business capability reference model
- Business process classification framework
- Business services classification framework
- Business services classification framework diagram
- Business services classification framework guideline
- Information classification framework definitions
- Information classification framework diagram
- Technology classification framework
More information
For further advice on mandatory directions within the QGEA, see the other categories or search the full list of digital policies, standards and guidelines.