Technical Reference Model

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Technical Reference Model 1/13/2012 Technical Reference Model Document Revision History Version Number Date Description V0.1 1/2/2012 Initial draft V0.2 1/13/12 Added NM Specific Information Send inquiries to: Kathy Martinez IT Project Manager Information Technology Division NM Human Services Department 725 St Michaels Drive Santa Fe, NM 87505 (505) 476-3986 Email: account HIX.RFP@state.nm.us HIX-Technical Reference Model.docx V0.2 1/13/2012 Page | 2 Technical Reference Model Table of Contents Document Revision History...................................................................................................................... 2 1.0 Technical Reference Model .........................................................................................................…show more content…
This reference model takes these drivers into consideration while defining its required technology services. Additionally, the model adheres to the CCIIO/CMS Guidance for Exchange and Medicaid Information Technology (IT) Systems and aims to be aligned with the Technical Architecture defined in the Medicaid Information Technology Architecture (MITA) Framework. 1.2 Evolution of the Model This Technical Reference Model should be revised on a cycle of no less than two years from its last implementation/revision date. The technology services and logical components defined in the model are expected to be relatively clearly defined; it is recognized that the requirements will need to accommodate revision, as fidelity will increase as the project progresses. Significant changes to the Exchange guidance and/or the MITA Framework, although not likely, would have direct impacts on…show more content…
This model supports this approach by adopting logical standards such as Web Service Discovery Language (WSDL) for web services interfaces. This model supports the proper implementation of the requirements mentioned above through defined infrastructure components. Other guidance and standards considered when preparing this technical reference model are: - HIPAA, HIPAA EDI (X12), FIPS, NIST, IRS FTI, PCI standards, PCI, FISMA, HITECH, FedRAMP and state DIS guidance and standards. 2.2 Capacity Requirements Capacity requirements describe the workload that will be required of the Exchange. At a minimum, the Exchange must be built to accommodate these transactions at, or above, the specified volumes. The capacity requirements expressed in this section are initial estimates; it is expected that these numbers get revised and refined when the Exchange operational model becomes more
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