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Perspectives
The Business Architecture Perspective
Table 11.4.2: Business Architecture Techniques
Technique
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Business
Motivation Model
(BMM)
Business Process
Architecture
Description
An open standard modelling language.
A formalization of the business motivation in terms of
mission, vision, strategies, tactics, goals, objectives,
policies, rules, and influencers.
The modelling of the processes, including interface points,
as a means of providing a holistic view of the processes
that exist within an organization.
Capability Map
Customer Journey
Map
Enterprise Core
Diagram
Information Map
Organizational
Map
A hierarchical catalogue of business capabilities, or what
the business does. Capabilities are categorized according
to strategic, core, and supporting.
A model that depicts the journey of a customer through
various touch points and the various stakeholders within
the service or organization. Customer journey maps are
frequently used to analyze or design the user experience
from multiple perspectives.
Models the integration and standardizations of the
organization.
A catalogue of the important business concepts
(fundamental business entities) associated with the
business capabilities and value delivery. This is typically
developed in conjunction with the capability model and
represents the common business vocabulary for the
enterprise. It is not a data model but rather a taxonomy of
the business.
A model that shows the relationship of business units to
each other, to external partners, and to capabilities and
information. Unlike a typical organizational chart the map
is focused on the interaction between units, not the
structural hierarchy.
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Project Portfolio
Analysis
Roadmap
Service-Oriented
Analysis
Used to model programs, projects, and portfolios to
provide a holistic view of the initiatives of the organization.
Models the actions, dependencies, and responsibilities
required for the organization to move from current state,
through the transition states, to the future state.
Used to model analysis, design, and architecture of
systems and software to provide a holistic view of the IT
infrastructure of the organization.
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