Architektura IT podpory mysliveckých spolků v České republice

This master's thesis addresses the design of enterprise architecture for IT support of hunting associations in the Czech Republic, focusing on business and application layers. Hunting associations represent a specific area of the civic sector with a complex organizational structure including the Czech-Moravian Hunting Association as the central body, eighty district hunting associations, and local hunting clubs. The current state of digitalization in the hunting sector shows significant deficiencies. The main problems include data source fragmentation, manual evidence processes, and the absence of a unified information system. The thesis is based on the methodology of the National Architectural Framework and TOGAF standards for designing modern IT architecture that would enable efficient management of membership base, hunting documentation records, game damage administration, and integration with eGovernment services. The main objective is to develop a comprehensive business and application architecture that considers the needs of all levels of the hunting associations' organizational structure and ensures interoperability with public administration information systems The thesis provides a methodological approach to the digitalization of the association sector and proposes a reference approach that can be adapted for other organizations of a similar character. The key output of the thesis is the design of the target business and application architecture of the MIS for the Czech-Moravian Hunting Association. This design is further specified and validated through supporting modelling artefacts, namely use case diagrams, conceptual data models, and BPMN process models, which capture the functional, data, and process perspectives of the proposed solution. The result is an architecture design that eliminates current technological deficits and supports the long-term development of the hunting sector in the context of the Czech Republic's digital transformation.