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The Architecture of Business

DOI Executive Workshop on Enterprise Geospatial Systems

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Presentation Context

Hord Tipton / Karen Siderelis spoke about the notion of “enterprise” and linking IT to business goals …

Colleen Coggins spoke about developing an actionable architecture that supports DOI’s “lines of business” …

The “Architecture of Business” presentation takes the strategic intent and direction discussed earlier and provides a detailed methodology of how the DOI can achieve these goals.

The methodology is applicable to any enterprise system – including geospatial information systems.

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Modeling the Business

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Methods, Models, Tools, Templates and Architecture

Tools Architecture

Methods Templates

Models

linked models of business & IT semantics support methodologies and business-IT alignment

repeatable, scalable, consistent methods to

guide stakeholders through

transformation steps and decisions

templates of solution models support reuse

tools support methodologies through design and analysis of transformation models

and related artifacts

model-driven components for adaptive process choreography, monitoring & management in a service-oriented architecture

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Evolution of Software ModelingB

usin

ess

Sem

antic

s

Flowcharts

Structured Analysis & Design

Object Oriented Analysis and Design

Business Process Modeling

Business Operations Modeling

Time

Business Strategy Modeling

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Multi-Level Models in Business Transformation Consulting

Business Strategy

Business Process

IT

“3-Layer Conversation” Logical Model of the Business

Order Management

Select Horizontal Services“As-Is” and “To-Be”

Process Models

Implementation

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. PlanningAlliance

ManagementLine of Business

Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office

Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. PlanningAlliance

ManagementLine of Business

Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office

Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

Event, Promotion, Strategy and Planning

Assessing Customer SatisfactionROI

PRM

BRM

TRM

SRM

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An approach for building distributed systems that deliver application functionality as services to either end-user applications or other services

It defines :- An architecture that leverages open standards to

represent software assets as services.- Provides a standard way of representing and

interacting with software assets- Individual software assets become building blocks that

can be reused in developing other applications- Shifts focus to application assembly rather than

implementation details- Used internally to create new applications out of

existing components- Used externally to integrate with applications outside of

the enterprise

What is a Service Oriented Architecture?

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While SOA is an architectural approach, Web Services are enabling technologies. They are not the same thing.

Quality of ServiceFunctions

Business Process

Service

Service Description

Service Communication Protocol

Transport

Secu

rity

Serv

ice

Reg

istr

y

Polic

y

Tran

sact

ion

Man

agem

ent

Service Provider

Service Consumer

Service Directory

1. Publish2. Find

3. Use

SOAP

WSDLUDDISOA

(Approach) Web Services

(Open Standards

Technology Set)

SOA is a way of thinking

SOA proposes an advancement in the Programming Model

It is the next step in software engineering from Object Oriented Design & Component Based Development

Web Services and SOA are not the same thing:

Most of today's production SOAs don't primarily use Web Services - they are built on Message Oriented Middleware (MoM)

Not all deployed WebService based systems necessarily embrace all the guiding principles of SOA

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The business functionality aspect and technology aspect overlap and SOA facilitates closing the business / IT gap

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DOI Proposed Conceptual Service-Oriented Architecture

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Taking another look at the DOI Process, Data, Application, Technology, Management PDATM domains …

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Interaction Between Business Architecture and Other PDATM domains …

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Relationship Matrix Among Domain Architectures

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Model Driven Architecture

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Model Driven Architecture (MDA)

The MDA is a new way of writing specifications and developing applications, based on a platform-independent model (PIM). A complete MDA specification consists of a definitive platform-independent base UML model, plus one or more platform-specific models (PSM) and interface definition sets, each describing how the base model is implemented on a different middleware platform.

MDA is widely regarded as the next great leap in systems and software development enabling companies to manage more complex applications

MDA aims to bridge the gap between models and code and specifies a way of generating executable code for multiple platforms from one single Platform Independent Model (PIM).

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Model-Based Architecture Goals

Define business processes using technology independent models (UML, IDEF0, IDEF3, BPMN)

Create a system from loosely coupled “enterprise components” that can evolve independently

Provide well defined interfaces and interaction points between these enterprise components

Make each enterprise component a reusable asset that can serve many business processes

Build the information system as a community of interacting enterprise components

Utilize open standards such as Web Services, EJB and Corba to integrate the enterprise components

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MDA Benefits

Reduced cost throughout the application life-cycle Reduced development time for new applications Improved application quality Increased return on technology investments Rapid inclusion of emerging technology benefits into their existing systems

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Popkin’s modeling capabilities are complementary to IBM’s Rational Software Development Solution

XMI, RAS

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Popkin currently supports BPMN, but does not support UML 2.0 which is needed for full front-end support of MDA

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Model Driven Business Integration: Managed Models

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Model Driven Business Integration: Full Lifecycle

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Example Application of Model-Based Approach

Business usersgraphically configurebusiness processes

Artifacts areautomaticallygenerated andchoreographed

Business processesare easily modifiedand flexible

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Resource Protect Resource Use Internal Process Serving Comm

DOI GPRA Strategic Plan

Recreation

Objective: Protect and manage the Nation’s natural resources and cultural heritage; provides scientific and other information about those resources; and honors its trust responsibilities or special commitments to American Indians, Alaska Natives and affiliated Island Communities.

Targets

Measures

Initiative: Automate the new business acquisition process

Management Excel

Example: Insurance Policy Quote Issuance

Today Q1 Q2 Q3

Time to Process Reservation 15 days 12 days 10 days 10

days

Time to Process Payment 19 days 16 days 13 days 12

days

Balanced Scorecard captures business objectives

Business process model

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

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In Audit

RatingApp

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

Agent

FinancialStatements

Quotes

Open

Application

Audited RatedSent

FinancialStatement

Reviewed Audited

Rejected

Quote

Audit

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Rejected

Agent

Insured

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Simplified Process Model -- Quote Issuance

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ProcessChoreography

Transformation to Platform-Independent Model

Process Model

Platform-Independent Model

In Audit

RatingApp

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

Agent

FinancialStatements

QuotesApplication

Sent

FinancialStatement Rejected

Quote

Audit

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Rejected

Agent

Insured

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Structured process model allows transformation to platform-independent model

Open Audited RatedReviewed Audited

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ProcessChoreography

RatingApp

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

ProcessScripts

Agent

FinancialStatements

QuotesApplication

In Audit

Sent

FinancialStatement Rejected

Quote

AuditQuote Sent

Event

QuoteRequest

Event

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Rejected

Process Model

Platform-Independent Model

Agent

Insured

Structured process model allows transformation to platform-independent model

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Transformation to Platform-Independent Model

Open Audited RatedReviewed Audited

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ProcessChoreography

RatingApp

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

ProcessScripts

Agent

FinancialStatements

Quotes

StructuredDocuments

AuditQuote Sent

Event

QuoteRequest

Event

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Application

In Audit

Sent

FinancialStatement

Quote

Rejected

Process Model

Platform-Independent Model

Agent

Insured

Structured process model allows transformation to platform-independent model

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Transformation to Platform-Independent Model

Open Audited RatedReviewed Audited

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ProcessChoreography

RatingApp

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

ProcessScripts

Agent

FinancialStatements

QuotesApplication

In Audit

Sent

FinancialStatement Rejected

Quote

StructuredDocuments

Audit

UserConnectors

Quote SentEvent

QuoteRequest

Event

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Rejected

Process Model

Platform-Independent Model

Agent

Insured

Structured process model allows transformation to platform-independent model

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Transformation to Platform-Independent Model

Open Audited RatedReviewed Audited

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ProcessChoreography

RatingApp

Application Connectors

LegacyRating

App

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

ProcessScripts

Agent

FinancialStatements

QuotesApplication

In Audit

Sent

FinancialStatement Rejected

Quote

Audit

UserConnectors

Quote SentEvent

QuoteRequest

Event

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Rejected

StructuredDocuments

Process Model

Platform-Independent Model

Agent

Insured

Structured process model allows transformation to platform-independent model

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Transformation to Platform-Independent Model

Open Audited RatedReviewed Audited

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ProcessChoreography

RatingApp

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

ProcessScripts

Agent

FinancialStatements

QuotesApplication

In Audit

Sent

FinancialStatement Rejected

Quote

Audit

ServiceInvocations

UserConnectors

Quote SentEvent

QuoteRequest

Event

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Rejected

StructuredDocuments

Process Model

Platform-Independent Model

Agent

Insured

Structured process model allows transformation to platform-independent model

Application Connectors

LegacyRating

App

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Transformation to Platform-Independent Model

Open Audited RatedReviewed Audited

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ProcessChoreography

RatingApp

?ReviewQuote

Request

Review Additional

Info

RatePolicy

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

ProcessScripts

Agent

FinancialStatements

QuotesApplication

In Audit

Sent

FinancialStatement Rejected

Quote

Audit

ServiceInvocations

UserConnectors

B2BConnectors

Quote SentEvent

QuoteRequest

Event

?Review

AdditionalInfo

Rejected

ApplicationConnectors

LegacyRating

AppAgent’sSystem

StructuredDocuments

Structured process model allows transformation to platform-independent model

Process Model

Platform-Independent Model

Agent

Insured

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Transformation to Platform-Independent Model

Open Audited RatedReviewed Audited

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Maps to Platform-Specific ModelPlatform-Independent Model

Quick QuoteFlow

Policy Folder

PolicyAssembly Flow

RateApplication

Activate Policy VerifyReviewApplication

ActuarialRating Flow

Underwriting AppRating Application Actuarial App

createFlow createFlow

create

invokeinvoke

createFlow

invoke

Agent’s System

Enter Infoto Quote

ReviewFinancial

Info

Quote Request

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

ApplicationConnector

ServiceInvocation

UserConnector

StructuredDocument

ProcessScript

InterChange Server

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Deploying the Platform-Specific Model

WebSphereApplication

Server

Legacy Rating App

WebSphereBusinessIntegrator

WebSpherePortal Server

SAP

Middleware Legacy/AppClient

End Users

Admin

Implementation artifacts can be realized on appropriate IT systems

UserConnectors

StructuredDocuments

ApplicationConnectors

ProcessScripts

ServiceInvocations

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

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ReviewQuote

RequestPerformance

Analysis (Scorecard)

Welcome, Hord Tipton

To DoCalendar

Business Activity WorkplaceBusiness

Process ModelQuote

RequestEvent

QuoteSent

Event

Key Performance Indicator(Sales Processing Index)DOI

Executive

Manage business

Mail

Chat

Management Through Monitoring and Models

Analytics

Print andSend Quote

To Agent

Process

PlatformIndependent

Strategy

PlatformSpecific

Monitoring based on models results in rapid, informed management decisions

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Business Transformation Engagements Today

ITImplementers

DocumentsPresentationsVisual tools

Autonomic management of infrastructure

Orchestrated business process mgmt with sense & respond capabilities

Open, standards based integration

Autonomic management of infrastructure

Orchestrated business process mgmt with sense & respond capabilities

Open, standards based integration

Component Business

Model

InformalProcess Models

Consultants

Utilize informal multi-level models The logical model of the business

is captured in presentations, documents and visual tools

“As-Is” and “To-Be” process models are captured in presentations and documents

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. PlanningAlliance

ManagementLine of Business

Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. PlanningAlliance

ManagementLine of Business

Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

High potential for loss of business intent

No simulation capability for “As-Is” and “To-Be” processes

Completely manual translation to implementation

Manual collection, analysis and presentation of Key Performance Indicators

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Formal Multi-Level Models are Starting to Link Business Processes to IT Support the creation and

maintenance of process models

Support the simulation and analysis of business process models

Increasingly capable of orchestrating and managing run-time artifacts and providing the means for monitoring the performance of business operations

Service-Oriented Architecture

and management of

On demandoperating

environment

.NET environment

Legacy environment

Transform

Map Sense

Measure

Platform-Independent Models

Process Models

Platform-Specific Models

Strategy Models

PlatformIndependent

Process

PlatformSpecific

Strategy

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Component Business

Model

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. Planning

Alliance Management

Line of Business Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. Planning

Alliance Management

Line of Business Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

Model-Driven IT Implementation

Service Oriented Architecture

and management of

On demandoperating

environment

.NET environment

Legacy environment

Transform

Map Sense

MeasureService Oriented Architecture

and management of

On demandoperating

environment

.NET environment

Legacy environment

On demandoperating

environment

.NET environment

Legacy environment

Transform

Map Sense

Measure

Documents /Presentations

Autonomic management of infrastructure

Orchestrated business process mgmt with sense & respond capabilities

Open, standards based integration

Autonomic management of infrastructure

Orchestrated business process mgmt with sense & respond capabilities

Open, standards based integration

InformalProcess Models

Consultants

IT Implementers

• Modeling languages, methods and tools will be extended to include business objectives

• Models of strategy and business objectives will be linked to process models

• Multi-level models will enable the “end-to-end” transformation of strategy into IT and the visibility of real-time Key Performance Indicators of the business

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. Planning

Alliance Management

Line of Business Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office

Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

ManageCustomers

Strategy

Tactics

Execution

Merchandising Store/Channel Operations

Supply Chain &Distribution

FinanceAdministration

BusinessAdministration

Business Perf. Mgmt.

External Market Assessment

Legal and Regulatory

Indirect Procurement

Real Estate, Facilities and

Equipment

HR Administration

Corporate Finance and

Controls

Customer Insights

Vendor and Product

Performance Execution and Management

Distribution Center

Transportation Resources

Product Directory

Accounting and GL

Outbound

Logistics

Store/Off-site Services

Execution

Inventory Planning

Channel, Category Strategy and Planning

Assortment and Space Planning Management and Execution

Supply Chain

Strategy and Planning

Financial Management and Planning

Organization and Process Design

Corp. Planning

Alliance Management

Line of Business Planning

Develop and Operate IT Systems

Distribution Oversight

Market Risk Management

Customer Relationship Planning and

Strategies

Product Planning,

Development & Pricing

Strategies

Customer Insights

Vendor Relationship

Strategies

Assessing Customer

SatisfactionMatching

Supply and Demand

Order Management

Customer Account Servicing

Item Management

Treasury

Store Operations

Management

Transportation Resources

Event, Promotion

Strategy and Planning

Customer Directory

Inventory, Product Tracking and Tracing

Operations Back Office

Financial

Outbound Logistics

Store/Channel Design and

Layout

Store/Channel Labor

Strategy

Store/Channel Objectives &

Strategy Planning

• The “chasm” between business consultants and IT developers / integrators will shrink as the use of formal modeling tools increases

• Business intent will be accurately captured and reliably translated into IT

• Models will be reusable for simulation and deployment

Link KPIs

Multi-level models will close the Business / IT gap and enable continual optimization of the business

FormalProcessModel

IT

Business Transformation Engagements Will Employ Formal Models and Tools

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Summary and Recommendations DOI should make greater use of formal MDA methods and

modeling tools to effectively analyze and transform their enterprise

Models will become valuable, reusable, competitive assets that Accelerate the deployment of new applications Increase the visibility of enterprise performance Improve the manageability of business operations Increase ROI (reduce cost)

Business componentization will contribute to the business transformation

Reusable components should be captured as platform independent artifacts