The System Architecture Review, or SAR, is a process that brings sponsors, administrators and technologists together to help ensure that technology solutions for the State of New Jersey are conceived, designed, developed, and deployed in an effective and efficient manner, to maximize the benefits and functionality of the technology and align IT investments with business needs at the Enterprise level, while minimizing its cost and risk. The SAR ensures compliance with existing standards and practices, controlled introduction of new technologies and services, and appropriate reuse of existing technology, to increase returns on investment and decrease total costs of ownership.
The SAR incorporates the following criteria:
Cybersecurity and privacy
Interagency interoperability
Data sharing and reuse
Opportunities for economies of scale
Impact on existing infrastructure
Resource prioritization
Disaster recovery and business continuity
SAR Resources
- SAR Glossary
- SAR FAQs
- Business Impact Analysis Survey
- SAR documents and artifacts are good for one year after submission. This period of time can be extended with the approval of the CTO.
SAR Process Steps:
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1. Technology Initiation Proposal (TIP) via SimpliGov
NEWreplaces the document formerly known as the CSAR
- 2. Logical System Architecture Review (LSAR) Template
- 3. Physical System Architecture Review (PSAR) Template
- 4. Implementation Review (IR)Template
SAR Policy and Procedure
Number | Description | Date Published | Last Reviewed |
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16-05-NJOIT | System Architecture Review (SAR) Policy | 12/12/2016 | 12/12/2016 |
16-05-P1-NJOIT | System Architecture Review Procedure | 12/12/2016 | 12/12/2016 |
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