Adaptive Enterprise Architecture M-NEA for Moroccan National System: Towards Moroccan Smart-Government

Morocco has tried since 2009 to take charge of the digitization of its government through a national project which has experienced several difficulties due to organizational specificities. The major difficulty lies in the need to create a mediation system offering services shared between several administrations and agencies working in a completely autonomous way. Our proposal is a National Moroccan Architecture M-NEA based on an adequate reconsideration of the system and expectations of digitization. By first moving from a target e-government system to a target SMART GOVERNMENT and respecting the specificities of the national system while applying good practices. We proposed to consider the Moroccan public system as a system of systems, in applying good enterprise architecture practices for each defined independent system. We implemented the overall architecture proposed using the ZACKMAN enterprise architecture framework which is considered the most suitable enterprise architecture framework as a starting point for defining a taxonomy guide for the proposed enterprise architecture