Exploring the business architecture
The Business Architecture section within the Portfolio page of the Enterprise Architecture Workspace helps you in the structuring of your business functions and strategies.
- Exploring business units
Business units are part of your organization that are responsible for certain operations and have their own objectives. - Exploring departments
Departments are specialized functional areas within an organization, having their own specified roles and objectives. Departments are subsets of business units. - Exploring goals
Goals are important for aligning and optimizing investments in business applications and for driving strategic outcomes. - Exploring value streams
In Enterprise Architecture, a value stream represents an end-to-end sequence of activities that delivers value in your enterprise architecture landscape. A value stream is made up of individual value stream stages, each of which represents a discrete step in that sequence. - Exploring value stream stages
Value stream stages are a specific section within the overall value stream, encompassing a specific set of activities. - Exploring business capabilities
A business capability is the ability of an organization to do its business activities successfully and fulfill its business goals. - Exploring business processes
Business processes model how your organization performs work to achieve a business outcome. Use business processes in Enterprise Architecture Workspace to build a process hierarchy and to associate processes with supporting business applications. - Exploring demands
You can use a demand as a step to identify cost-saving opportunities on applications or capabilities and to meet the target.
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