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- An external or internal factor that forces or pushes some aspect of an enterprise in a specific direction.
- An external or internal factor that drives, establishes motivation for or influences the direction of an enterprise.
- The desired future state of the enterprise. An imagination of the future aspirational state of how the enterprise could or should be like without regard as to how this will be achieved.
- A requirement is an agreed upon statement as to 'what must be delivered to provide requirement.
- The merit and benefit that a customer, added value partner or the market itself can obtain from their perspective and point of view.
- The direction and ends to which the enterprise seeks as well as the means and methods by which the ends will be attained.
- A desired result considered a part of the organizational direction, aims, targets, and aspirations.
- A state of excellence or worth specifying the essential and distinguishing individual nature and the attributes based on the intended use.
- The combined impact of any conditions or events, including those caused by uncertainty, change, hazards or other factors that can affect the potential for achieving objectives.
- The objects or tools that secure, make safe and protect through measures to prevent exposure to danger or risk.
- Any type of measurement used to gauge some quantifiable component of an enterprise’s performance.
- The exposure, description, and portrayal of information about the status, direction or execution of work within the functions, services, processes, and resources of the enterprise.
- A plan, schedule, arrangement or measure for when something should initiate, take place, be completed or the amount of time consumed.
- To be aware of the state, through observation or measuring. To supervise and to continually check and critically observe. It means to determine the current status and to assess whether or not required or expected performance levels are actually being achieved.
- The exercise of restraining or directing influence. It includes decision-making aspects with accompanying decision logic necessary to ensure compliance.
- The notion of thinking about and organizing the tasks required to achieve a desired output.
- The place where there is a "pain" due to a source of perplexity, distress, difficulty, challenge, issue or problem in an area.
Business Competency
- A enterprise capability is an abstraction that represents the ability to perform a particular skillset i.e. organizational competencies, personal competencies, business function, processes, services, and technology.
- An integrated and holistic set of related knowledge, skills, and abilities related to a specific set of resources (including persons and organizations) that - once combined - enables the enterprise to do something well.
- A specific person, expertise, data, information, material, machine, land, capital or organization that is required to accomplish an activity or as a means to act on behalf of the enterprise to achieve a desired outcome.
- Any person, organization, or system that may be assigned one or more roles. Actors may be internal or external to an organization.
- A part that something or someone has the rights, rules, competencies, and capabilities to perform. A resource and/ or actor may have a number of roles i.e. process role, service role or application role and many actors may be assigned the same role.
- A result and output generated by the enterprise. It has a combination of tangible and intangible attributes (i.e.. features, functions, usage).
- An agreement between two or more parties that establishes conditions for interaction.
- A statement that defines or constrains some aspect of behaviour within the enterprise and always resolves to either true or false.
- A point, facility, place or geographic position that may be referred to physically or logically.
- A means of access or otherwise interacting within an enterprise or between an enterprise and its external partners (i.e.. customers, vendors, suppliers, etc.).
- The material or matter used to store information (i.e. printed page, digital tape, CD, disk as well as non-volatile storage, screen, or memory).
- A flow, stream, sequence, course, succession, series or progression of as well as order for the movement of information or material from one enterprise function, service or activity (work site) to another.
- A grouping of concepts to analyze and collectively manage current or proposed programs and projects based on numerous key characteristics. The objective is to determine the optimal resource mix for delivery and to schedule activities to best achieve an organization’s operational and financial goals, while honouring constraints imposed by stakeholders, users, strategic objectives, or external real-world factors.
- The concept of managing several related topics/projects, often with the intention of improving an organization's performance. In practice and in its aims, program management is often closely related to portfolio management, engineering, change management, and business transformation. Aimed at accomplishing clear business, information or technology objectives, with details on what work is to be done, by whom, when, and what means or resources will be used.
- A project is a temporary endeavor with a beginning and an end, and it should be used to create a unique solution, product, service or result. Typically, projects also includes roadmaps, timelines, what must be done, who is involved, as well as which resources are required, etc.
Business Service
- The setup and arrangement which creates, organizes, and delivers business services.
- The externally visible [logical] deed or effort performed to satisfy a need or to fulfill a demand that is meaningful to the [business] environment.
- A set of one or more service input or output states where each service state defines a step in the service flow that - when entered - executes a certain behaviour.
- A statement that defines or constrains some aspect of the creation of value within the enterprise.
- A logical or physical communication path used to requisition provision or deliver outputs to or by business services.
Business Process
- A set of structured activities or tasks with logical behaviour that produce a specific service or product.
- Something that happens, this may include a planned occasion or a state change that recognizes the triggering or termination of processing.
- A flow, stream, sequence, course, succession, series or progression that are based on the process input or output states where each process input or output defines the process flow that together executes a behaviour.
- A statement that defines or constrains some aspect of work and always resolves to either true or false.
Application
- An encapsulation of application functionality that is independent of a particular implementation.
- A single executable part - which is part of a larger application - that provides identifiable functions and exists within a specific application component.
- A notable property or characteristic of an application that can include a trait or design constraint.
- The specification of a significant aspect of the internal behaviour of the application which acts as a broader description of a set of application features.
- The automated behaviour of a process activity performed by an application.
- An externally visible unit of functionality, provided by one or more components, exposed through well-defined interfaces, and meaningful to the environment.
- The specification of the sequence in which two application tasks processes, or an application task and an application event or gateway are executed, one of which provides an output which is an input to the other.
- Reports that are defined and implementable or implemented within or by an application.
- A collection of software adding capability to the enterprise through its ability to enable work.
- A part recognized within an application, providing behaviour to automate or enable some parts of a business function, service or process task.
- A business rule that is implemented within and executed by an application.
- Behaviour or ability within an application whereby it can certify the integrity of application rules.
- A physical communication path used by one or more applications to requisition, provision, or deliver outputs.
- Material or matter used by an application as the source or method of accepting or providing inputs and outputs.
Data
- A logical cluster of all sets of related data representing the data object view of a business or information object.
- An encapsulation of data where logical data entities are a specification of the organization of information to store data as a physical persistence structure e.g. data tied to applications, repositories, and services.
- A physical specification of the means of arranging data in rows and columns while being stored in a physical persistence structure e.g. data tied to applications, repositories, and services.
- A standardized and uniform way of accessing information in a form that is useful to enterprise applications without requiring knowledge of its physical persistence structure.
- Criteria used in the process of determining or verifying values of data or generalizing certain features of data.
- The means of adhering to and verifying adherence to policies and decisions about the data.
Platform
- An abstract description of the features of the existing environment that the application software is expected to have to allow it to execute.
- A set of platform components configured to act as a modular part of a platform.
- The specification of a significant job and/or task of the internal behaviour of the platform.
- A technical delivery task required to provide platform enablement mechanisms to support the delivery of one or more parts of an application.
- The means of adhering to and verifying adherence to policies and decisions about the platform.
- The matter or material provided by a platform as the source or method for storing data.
Infrastructure
- An abstract description of the features of the existing environment that the platform requires to operate.
- A set of infrastructure components configured to act as a modular part of the infrastructure.
- The specification of a significant aspect of the internal behaviour of the infrastructure which acts as a broader description of a set of infrastructure features.
- A notable property or characteristic of the infrastructure that can include a trait or design constraint.
- A technical delivery task required to provide infrastructure enablement mechanisms to support the delivery of one or more parts of a platform.
- Criteria used in the process of determining the behaviour of the infrastructure.
- The means of adhering to and verifying adherence to policies and decisions about the infrastructure.
- The matter or material provided by an infrastructure as the source or method for transmitting data.
- A physical communication path used by an infrastructure component to provide the resources needed by a platform.
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- Business Process
- Application
- Data
- Platform
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