Enterprise Architecture Modelers Laminated Workflows

Enterprise Architecture Modeling Laminated Workflow Charts

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(1) 7 Laminated Workflow Charts — 11” x 17” in color. A portion of a chart is shown above. Scroll through the Enterprise Architecture Modeling Workflows to see a slide show of the charts. Each order is 7 Workflows which equals one set of workflows. Two orders are equal to 2 sets of 7 Workflows, and so on. Order now and enjoy for 30 days. If you are not 100% satisfied you may return for full purchase refund less shipping & handling. (You must call or email us for an authorization number for any returns and you pay return shipping.)

(2) Instructions on "How To Use These Workflows."

Audience: These EA Workflows are useful for consultants Business Analysts, Systems & Enterprise Architects, and for SOA Implementation Projects. These will provide you and your customer the framework on which your work is based. The EA Workflows will guide you in your work. These represent industry best practices for Enterprise Architecture Modeling (EAM) and Business Analysis. The Workflows show you examples of how different models can be shown.

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How Enterprise Architecture Modeling Workflows Benefit You

(1) Use the EAM™ workflows for your personal knowledge

(2) Use the EAM™ workflows to guide your company in identifying their enterprise wide business processes, workflows, and activities so they can increase reuse for cost effectiveness, efficiency and streamlining.

(3) Use them to identify all the architecture that should be included in your enterprise wide modeling

(4) Once numbers (2) and (3) are done, use them to create IT requirements leading to SOA implementation.

(5) The job of the enterprise architect is usually the project manager's. You can use these workflows to guide you completely through enterprise architecture modeling knowing you are following industry's best practices.

These Enterprise Architecture Workflows show the frame work upon which the best practices of Enterprise Architecture are based. They are a visual aid showing end-to-end enterprise visibility, sequential flow of meta data, model metrics identifiers, intelligent paths between the models, and integrated meta data and object association.

These laminated process-driven, time-based workflow diagrams describe each discipline area's activities in a sequential flow from left to right. This makes it easier to follow the process of enterprise modeling. Each activity shows meta data, association, and link between process activities. Each association and meta data flow are clearly identified and labeled.

These visual presentations are easy to follow in their repective discipline and provide modeling aid to the Enterprise Architecture Modeler (EAM™). These workflows enable EAM's to see the meta data flow and association before and after each modeling activity. This provides visibility to the EAM™ to determine if a meta dataflow and association is critical, dependent or independent in the modeling. This also shows whether or not the modeling needs to be completed immediately or whether it can be delayed.

This visual aid also depicts models that may not be necessary to complete in a small enterprise. However, it provides the modeling metrics that will differentiate the models the EAM™ does not have to do based on the size of the enterprise. The EAM™ can use a whiteboard marker on the chart as a reminder for him/her to come back to complete the unfinished models.

The benefits of the workflow charts for Enterprise Architecture Modelers

Visual aid -- end-to-end enterprise visibility

Sequential flow of meta data

Model metrics identifier

Intelligent paths between the models

Integrated meta data and association

These workflows are unparalleled in the field

Enterprise Architecture Modeling Workflow Descriptions

Workflow 1: Enterprise Architecture Modeling Overall Workflow

This workflow depicts overall enterprise architecture modeling. It starts with strategy model defined in enterprise business inventory swim lane. It ends with operation model under enterprise IT inventory swim lane. The process models are connected with meta data flow and associations. In order to keep the workflow diagram legible only one key model connection and association are shown.

Workflow 2: Enterprise Business Inventory

This workflow depicts process models that fall in business inventory area. It starts with strategy model and ends with location model. This workflow describes the definition of each model. The strategy model is described in detail and meta data flow and associations are clearly shown. Similarly, the communication model is shown with all its content in an exploded view.

Workflow 3: Business Process Architecture

This workflow shows business architecture model area. It starts with business interaction model and ends with deliverable model. This workflow describes the definition of each model. The business interaction model content is shown for clarity. This workflow also depicts enterprise modeling sequence best practice in industry.

Workflow 4: Application Architecture

This workflow model depicts application architecture model area. It starts with state model and ends with package model. This workflow describes the definition of each model. This workflow shows examples of state model and event model. It also shows services and service operations for an activity.

Workflow 5: Technology Architecture

This workflow depicts technology architecture model area. It starts with standards model and ends with system interaction model. The workflow depicts standards model, technology model, platform model and an exploded view of system interaction model.

Workflow 6: Portfolio Architecture

This workflow depicts portfolio architecture model area. It starts with storyboard model and ends with deployment model. An exploded view of storyboard and deployment models is shown. This workflow contains definitions of storyboard, problem, requirement, project, plan, and deployment models.

Workflow 7: Enterprise IT Inventory

This workflow shows enterprise IT inventory model area. It start with business class model and ends with operation model. An exploded view of business interaction, sub type, and system models are shown. This workflow contains the definition of business class, use case, sub type, system and operation.