basisraamwerk

Basisraamwerk is a Dutch term that denotes a foundational framework providing a stable reference model for a domain. It aims to align stakeholders, guide design and development, and support governance and interoperability by consolidating core concepts, standards, patterns, and interfaces into a coherent structure.

It is typically technology- and vendor-agnostic, focusing on principles and abstractions rather than specific implementations. A basisraamwerk defines the scope and boundaries of a domain, establishes common vocabulary, and specifies reference models, architectural principles, data models, interoperability standards, and governance processes. It also describes recommended patterns, evaluation criteria, and documentation artifacts to enable consistent decision making and reuse.

Applications of a basisraamwerk can be found in software and system architecture, data governance, enterprise architecture, and organizational change programs. It serves as a baseline against which individual projects can be assessed, designed, and evolved, helping to reduce duplication, improve compatibility, and manage risk.

Development of a basisraamwerk is a collaborative effort among stakeholders, including architects, engineers, business leaders, and end users. It typically goes through phases of scoping, modeling, approval, and periodic review, and it adapts in response to new requirements, technologies, and regulatory changes.

A basisraamwerk should be distinguished from project- or technology-specific frameworks by its emphasis on a stable, reusable reference model that transcends individual initiatives while remaining applicable to a given domain.