There are many enterprise architecture artefacts that really boost productivity.
Some of the simplest provide a checklist or a generic starter kit. For example, instead of starting from scratch to define a detailed business model, start with a generic function model that already defines up to 80% of all business functions.
A generic model saves time and effort by providing quality definitions in a well-structured model and can be swiftly customized to your exact needs.
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This is one of the most important and practical enterprise architecture tools. It provides a neutral checklist that can be used for both "to be" and "as is" analysis. Being generic it is not limited to any particular industry.
The first release of this model was in 1997. Each year it is updated and enhanced. The current release is version 11.02
Includes a licence for unlimited use by the purchaser. Also includes, free, a simple hierarchy diagramming tool.
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£19.95. Shipped directly as electronic file.
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Often overlooked, verbs are a key element in naming processes. A predefined set of business verb definitions makes naming processes quicker and more accurate. It also makes it much easier to rationalise and simplify business processes.
The first release of this model was in 1997. Each year it is updated and enhanced. The current release is version 11.02
Includes a licence for unlimited use by the purchaser. Also includes guidelines for using the generic verbs.
Click on images to enlarge.
£5.00. Shipped directly as electronic file.
Please contact us for further details.
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