Difference between revisions of "SSC Artifacts and Diagrams"
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| − | Purpose/Value: Used to identify and related the key strategic drivers, goals, outcomes of the organization, and the key strategic stakeholders. | + | Purpose/Value: Used to identify and related the key strategic drivers, goals, outcomes of the organization, and the key strategic stakeholders. Provides links to identify what existing and planned architecture are supporting the enterprise's desired target direction. |
===== Business Capability Map ===== | ===== Business Capability Map ===== | ||
| + | ArchiMate Viewpoint: Capability Map | ||
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| + | Scope/Constraints: Generally limited to identifying capabilities/sub-capabilities, and their association with enterprise strategic outcomes, goals, drivers. | ||
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| + | Key Stakeholders: Senior executives, branches, business managers, enterprise and business architects. Investment prioritization. | ||
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| + | Purpose/Value: A primary communication mechanism with SSC executives on the state of the architecture, activities, and progress towards desired target direction. Helps ensure alignment between current/target activities and the strategic direction/capabilities of the organization. Investment prioritization. | ||
===== Strategic Business Architecture ===== | ===== Strategic Business Architecture ===== | ||
| − | Segment/Service Overview Diagram | + | |
| + | ====== Segment/Service Overview Diagram ====== | ||
| + | ArchiMate Viewpoint: Business Process Cooperation Viewpoint | ||
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| + | Scope/Constraints: Uses only business functions, and business functions with categories "SSC Segment", "SSC Client-facing Service", and "SSC Supporting Service". | ||
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| + | Key Stakeholders: Enterprise architects/Enterprise Architecture management/executives. | ||
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| + | Purpose/Value: Enables EA to organize, prioritize and assign architecture work/activities. In particular, it identifies the segments that will be used to organize EA work, and distributes the key services/functions among them. It does not show detailed information about roles, processes, information, technologies, applications involved in each segment. Segment diagrams are produced for each segment that provides a more complete definition of what belongs in each segment. | ||
Segment Diagram | Segment Diagram | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 19 September 2019
In addition to a content metamodel, SSC has established a set of specific artifacts (catalogs, matrices, diagrams) that are required. In general, these artifacts follow the recommended viewpoints established in the ArchiMate 3.0.1 Specification. However, in some instances we have chosen diagrams that better suit our particular needs, particularly in respect to project and service governance.
SSC Key EA Artifacts Diagram
EA Artifacts definitions
The following are the required and recommended artifacts for architecture at SSC.
Strategic Architecture
Strategic Motivation Analysis
Motivation Diagram
ArchiMate Viewpoint: Motivation Viewpoint (standard)
Scope/Constraints: None.
Key Stakeholders: Enterprise architects, business analysts, strategic planning, benefits realization team.
Purpose/Value: Used to identify and related the key strategic drivers, goals, outcomes of the organization, and the key strategic stakeholders. Provides links to identify what existing and planned architecture are supporting the enterprise's desired target direction.
Business Capability Map
ArchiMate Viewpoint: Capability Map
Scope/Constraints: Generally limited to identifying capabilities/sub-capabilities, and their association with enterprise strategic outcomes, goals, drivers.
Key Stakeholders: Senior executives, branches, business managers, enterprise and business architects. Investment prioritization.
Purpose/Value: A primary communication mechanism with SSC executives on the state of the architecture, activities, and progress towards desired target direction. Helps ensure alignment between current/target activities and the strategic direction/capabilities of the organization. Investment prioritization.
Strategic Business Architecture
Segment/Service Overview Diagram
ArchiMate Viewpoint: Business Process Cooperation Viewpoint
Scope/Constraints: Uses only business functions, and business functions with categories "SSC Segment", "SSC Client-facing Service", and "SSC Supporting Service".
Key Stakeholders: Enterprise architects/Enterprise Architecture management/executives.
Purpose/Value: Enables EA to organize, prioritize and assign architecture work/activities. In particular, it identifies the segments that will be used to organize EA work, and distributes the key services/functions among them. It does not show detailed information about roles, processes, information, technologies, applications involved in each segment. Segment diagrams are produced for each segment that provides a more complete definition of what belongs in each segment.
Segment Diagram
SSC Service Catalog
Reference Library
Reference Architecture Catalog
Reference Architecture Diagram
IT Standard Catalog
Content Metamodel Diagram
Lexicon Catalog
Service/Solution Architecture
SSC Project Catalog
Project Definition
Requirements Catalog
Motivation (Benefits Realization) Diagram
Conceptual Architecture
Solution Context Diagram
Solution Conceptual Diagram
Logical/Physical Architecture
Business Process Cooperation Diagram
Implementation and Deployment Diagram
Application Cooperation Diagram
Technology Usage Diagram
Technology Diagram
