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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 model that already defines up to 80% of the final result. 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.
In this section of our online shop you will find the Generic Business Function Model, the Generic Verb Model, and the Generic Business Process Model
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Generic Business Function Model
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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- RTF document - 76 pages, 21,000 words
- Detailed definition for each function, including typical objectives, the main information categories affected, the impact or potential and problems caused when mismanaged
- Use the Word outline facility to view the hierarchical structure
£49.95. Shipped directly as electronic file.
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Generic Verb Model
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.
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- RTF document - 46 pages, 7,152 words
- Definition for each verb, including synonyms, etc. where applicable.
- 262 verbs.
- Use the Word outline facility to view the hierarchical structure
£15.00. Shipped directly as electronic file.
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Generic Business Process Model
It is often difficult to find a good generic process. For a start, many process models do not follow a standard naming convention. Then it is difficult to find a generic model - one that can easily be adapted to suit your organisation. Many process models have erratic or inconsistent names, while definitions are often specific to their source organisation.
This model is very different. Firstly - all of the processes are named using a standard convention. They all follow the verb + noun format, and the verbs come from a common set - defined the Generic Verb Model. Secondly - all of the definitions have been carefully edited and improved - so that they are truly generic, but so that they also have useful content drawn from general management and business theory and practice.
Being a generic model, it does not come with pre-defined workflows, although it does have an outline hierarchical process structure that shows typical process groupings. The model comes as a Rich Text File that can easily be edited or imported into organisation specific tools and processes.
This is the complete Generic Business Process Model, covering Corporate Management Processes, Operational Business Processes and a set of detailed Project Templates.
- RTF document - 488 pages, 240,439 words, 1300 plus processes
- Detailed definition for each process
- Use the Word outline facility to view the hierarchical structure
£149.95. Shipped directly as electronic file.
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