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“Looking forward to hearing @IverBand modeling health solutions at @theopengroup #ogAUS event using #ArchiMate 3.0”
This series of posts attempts to describe my usage of the ArchiMate 3.0.1 standard to enable others to understand my approach. Each part will focus on an architectural layer. First to introduce the basic pattern, and then to cover some examples exploring the pattern. Pattern Business Actor A business actor is a business entity that…
Whilst I was working at the University of Sussex, I was involved in a project to implement FigShare. FigShare is a cloud based Research Data Management platform which enables researchers to share their research data with other researchers, and in the same vein, I thought I'd use the work I completed back then, to share…
The technology represents the low level hardware, software and connectivity. Much like last weeks Application Layer post, I'll split this out for the basic pattern, and then a number of different examples which will hopefully make some sense. Pattern Node A node represents a computational or physical resource that hosts, manipulates, or interacts with other…
Here is a subset of ArchiMate (3.x) concepts in the form of meta-model. Another version with relationship explanations below. New ArchiMate 3 concepts such as Application Process and Technology Process are included in this meta-model, so that layers are aligned with each other. Now there is a process in each layer to model the behavior, […]
ArchiMate vs Other Notations. We would like to answer a question you see in the title of this chapter: Why you might need ArchiMate?
No man is an island, and no architecture is really complete within a single layer! I've written posts for each of the layers independently, and now I thought I'd pull it together and cover how I've shown the dependencies between them. First, for those who either haven't seen them, or just want a handy link…
ArchiMate can be used for holistic enterprise development purposes, as ArchiMate provides concepts that cover all the most relevant aspects of overall modelling. ArchiMate contains lots of elements, what makes it very powerful notation. However, only a subset of ArchiMate elements can be used for most of the cases – according to Pareto’s law (80/20 rule). The […]
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This is a legacy post restored from my previous blog. Having now sat down and consumed fair swathes of the ArchiMate resources out on the internet, I’ve settled on the following pattern that I think models most of my needs. I shall share it here so others can either critique, or re-use if it’s useful.…
Stencil set for ArchiMate 3 - Application Layer, Business Layer, Composite Elements, Implementation and Migration Elements, Motivation Elements, Physical Elemen
Figure 2. Detail of Service Operation model. Full model available in http://db.tt/wmrivNof - "Using ArchiMate to Represent ITIL Metamodel"
Capability-based planning is a growing practice in the field of enterprise architecture. Its success is due to the fact that it provides actual value to practitioners and the organizations that employs them. Indeed, capability-based planning helps in a number of ways, from providing a clear understanding of existing capabilities to promoting effective Business-IT alignment. Considering these benefits, we thought it useful to address this practice and bring some clarity to the subject for the ben
Openstack modelled using Archimate - Ceilometer Cloud Metering
If you already tried to use ArchiMate you have most probably already said to yourself – there is so many possible relationships and elements – how should we use
Welcome to third article in our ArchiMate vs Other Notations series. In this article we would switch our focus to business world. Article will cover business pr
In previous part of this article, ArchiMate metamodel – tips to understand it better – Part 1[1], we introduced metamodels – the visual way of describing ArchiM
Welcome to second article in our ArchiMate vs Other Notations series. Today we start with head-to-head comparison between notations. First in line is UML - Unif
