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SSC Architecture Content Metamodel (view source)
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=== Object Definitions ===
=== Object Definitions ===
==== Access (relationship) ====
* Should have an end arrow from the initiating object to the accessed object. It does not necessarily indicate the direction of the flow of data.
==== Aggregation (relationship) ====
* Indicates that an element groups a number of other concepts, where the other concepts can also be part of other groups. A looser relationship than with a composition.
* Aggregated items can also be part of more than one aggregation.
==== Composition (relationship) ====
* Indicates that an element groups a number of other concepts, where the other concepts are a fundamental part of the group. E.g.: A cat is composed of a head, body, legs, tail.
* Composed items can only be part of one composition.
==== Application Component ====
* Should, in the abstract (business/business process cooperation viewpoint) be linked as the representative of the whole application/application system. Used to denote where business roles, functions, processes interact with application systems.
* In the application layer, its use is similar to that of a function/application module.
==== Application Data ====
* Should, where possible, be linked to a business object.
* Should be linked to an application process.
==== Business Actor ====
* Represents an actual person, org structure section, committee or working group within or external to the organization. e.g.: Senior Advisor, Director Operations, Senior Vice President, ESSARB, Senior Management Board, Treasury Board, NRCan, John Smith, Dr. Henry Jones. Not: process modeler, designer, client, solution architect, manager
* Linking: Actors are usually linked to Roles.
* Naming: A noun. Should be named according to job title or departmental name within Active Directory and/or org chart if applicable.
==== Business Event ====
* Naming: Should be a verb in the perfect tense, e.g: "claim received", usually in the format of subject-verb or object-verb. e.g. "Traffic accident happens" or "Claims form submitted".
==== Business Function ====
A logical grouping of related business activity (processes, sub-functions, roles, business information, etc...) No flow or sequence is necessary.
* Linking: Must (directly or indirectly) support and link to an established Business Capability
* Linking: Should be associated with an enterprise requirement, strategic outcome, goal, and/or driver.
* Naming convention: Should NOT use verb-noun naming, in order to not be confused with business processes.
==== Business Object ====
* Naming: Business object names should be nouns, and may have qualifiers if necessary to distinguish. e.g.: Life Insurance Policy Invoice.
==== Business Process ====
Something that is done/performed, that has a flow or sequence.
* Linking: Should be related to a particular (superior) business function (e.g. an SSC Service)
* Naming: Should name processes with verb-noun notation. "Do something to something". i.e.: Place Order
==== Business Role ====
* Represents an abstract role, not a personal name or defined organizational position, committee, title, rank or hierarchy within the organization. e.g.: process modeler, designer, client, solution architect. Not: Senior Advisor, Director Operations, Senior Vice President, ESSARB, Senior Management Board, Treasury Board, NRCan, John Smith, Dr. Henry Jones.
* Roles are usually linked to actors and business functions and processes.
* Naming: Preferably a noun, referring to the primary activity that the role performs. Should be a compound noun to qualify it if it could have multiple meanings. e.g.: claim form completer.
==== Business Service ====
Something that is provided to an entity external to the business function.
* Must link directly (or indirectly through another business service, interface or product) to a client of the related function for the service.
* Naming: Should use verb ending. May use an "ing" ending. The verb should describe the primary activity of the service, e.g.: "Insurance claim processing".
==== SSC Services ====
SSC Services are usually business functions, and should not be represented as ArchiMate business services.
* Representation: Must be represented as a business function, with category of "client-facing service" or "supporting service"
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