Enterprise Integration Toolkit

• Road Map Overview

• Initiation
• Acquisition
  • Software
  • Systems Integration
• Implementation
• Post Go-Live
• Change Management
  • By Phase
  • By Role

Quick Links New! Organizational Change Management (OCM) Essay Change Management Tools Education and Training RICE Tools DoD 5000 and the EI Toolkit EI Toolkit User Survey: Tell us how we're doing!

Welcome to the Enterprise Integration Toolkit!

If this is your first visit to the EI Toolkit, you will need to register for a user name and password.

Note: New registration for the EIToolkit will be temporarily closed until DoD determines the future plan of action for this portal.

What's New in EI Toolkit Version 7.1 (Released November 30, 2004)

• Consolidated Change Management Tools: Change management tools are now combined for easy reference with links to all available tools.
• DoD 5000 and EI Toolkit: A more clearly defined relationship between the EI Toolkit and 5000 is available in the DoD 5000/EI Toolkit Alignment document.
• Balanced Scorecard FAQ: Background information about the DoD Balanced Scorecard initiative and Performance Management program.
• Service Data Management Overview: New information about the scope and elements of the Service Data Management vision and objectives.
• Learn Enterprise Integration concepts online via Defense Acquisition University Continuous Learning Module
• EI Toolkit Introduces New Logo

Starting and Managing Your COTS Business Systems Project

The Enterprise Integration (EI) Toolkit contains a Roadmap for you to follow in the development of your component architecture and COTS acquisition and implementation projects. It includes more than 150 templates, checklists, and other tools to help your project be successful.

To get started, select the phase from the graphic below or the menu that appears on the left hand menu of every page. Good luck with your project!

EI Toolkit Exemplifies Commercial Best Practices

The EI Toolkit was thoroughly reviewed by The Gartner Group and Booz Allen Hamilton declaring the methodology consistent with commercial best practices and containing an abundance of tools to support the program in delivering a high quality product.