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The Technical Reference Model (TRM) is a hierarchical foundation used to describe how technology is supporting the delivery of application capabilities.

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The TRM is a hierarchical foundation used to describe how technology is supporting the delivery of application capabilities. The TRM outlines the technology elements that collectively support the adoption and implementation of component-based architectures, as well as the identification of proven products and toolsets that are embraced by government-wide initiatives such as FirstGov, Pay.Gov, and the 24 Presidential Priority E-Government Initiatives.<ref>What is Technical Reference Model (TRM) [http://xml.coverpages.org/FEA-BusinessModelv10.pdf XML ]</ref>

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 The TRM is a hierarchical foundation used to describe how technology is supporting the delivery of [[application]] capabilities. The TRM outlines the technology elements that collectively support the adoption and implementation of component-based architectures, as well as the identification of proven products and toolsets that are embraced by government-wide initiatives such as FirstGov, Pay.Gov, and the 24 Presidential Priority E-Government Initiatives.<ref>What is Technical Reference [[Model]] (TRM) [http://xml.coverpages.org/FEA-BusinessModelv10.pdf XML ]</ref>
 A '''Technical Reference Model''' (TRM) is a framework or blueprint that describes the relationship among different technical components of an information system, usually within an enterprise. It serves as a guide for understanding and using the standards that define the system architecture.
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 #Standards: These are the specific technologies and protocols that have been adopted for use in the system. They ensure consistency and interoperability across different parts of the system.
 #Service Areas: These are the broad categories of functionality that the system supports. For example, a TRM might include service areas like "user interface," "data interchange," or "security."
 #Service Categories: These are the specific types of services that fall within each service area. For example, within the "security" service area, there might be service categories like "authentication" and "authorization."
 #Service Standards: These are the specific standards and protocols that apply to each service category. For example, the "authentication" service category might include service standards like "LDAP" or "OAuth."
 Example: One well-known example of a TRM is the Technical Reference Model of The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF). This TRM provides a structural model, emphasizing the application software space, and the relationships, dependencies, and interactions between application software and the underlying technology platform.

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-The TRM is a hierarchical foundation used to describe how technology is supporting the delivery of application capabilities. The TRM outlines the technology elements that collectively support the adoption and implementation of component-based architectures, as well as the identification of proven products and toolsets that are embraced by government-wide initiatives such as FirstGov, Pay.Gov, and the 24 Presidential Priority E-Government Initiatives.<ref>What is Technical Reference Model (TRM) [http://xml.coverpages.org/FEA-BusinessModelv10.pdf XML ]</ref>
+The TRM is a hierarchical foundation used to describe how technology is supporting the delivery of [[application]] capabilities. The TRM outlines the technology elements that collectively support the adoption and implementation of component-based architectures, as well as the identification of proven products and toolsets that are embraced by government-wide initiatives such as FirstGov, Pay.Gov, and the 24 Presidential Priority E-Government Initiatives.<ref>What is Technical Reference [[Model]] (TRM) [http://xml.coverpages.org/FEA-BusinessModelv10.pdf XML ]</ref>
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