Case StudiesBusiness Capability Management using Enterprise Architect
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Business Capability Management
using Enterprise Architect
Get started with a BCM solution with a comprehensive predefined configuration, which enables users to embark on their journey of Business Capability Management.
Fast-track your architectural objectives
with a proven approach
Align your Strategy to Technology with an extensive Capability Model
- A well-defined capability model gives IT and business teams the information they need to collaborate to achieve the company's goals.
- Visualize how people, processes, applications, and technology align to deliver your strategic business capabilities.
- Understand the maturity, risk, business impact,impact, costs, efforts and much more to be informed of the Capability landscape.
- Get started with managing your capability landscape using the Enterprise Architect BCM Configuration.
Catalog your Business Capability Landscape
- Get started by importing existing business capabilities, strategic objectives, value streams, applications, stakeholders, and organization information from Excel or connect to your external systems using the RESTful API.
- View and update Capability information with role-specific views.
- Map Capabilities with their dependencies, such as strategic objectives, value streams, stakeholders, organizations, applications, and other key architectural constructs.
Enable Insightful Analysis of Capabilities
- Comprehensive Analysis Tools that assist in answering key Business queries.
- Ascertain the count of Capabilities through various lenses to track the effectiveness of your business investments.
- Drive assessments based on various capabilities attributes to determine the Lifecycle and maturity level for the Capabilities in the rationalization exercise.
- Link capabilities to the application and data entities that support and impact the capability of the transformation program.
Advanced Road mapping
- Provide stakeholders with transparency to monitor and track the status of transformations and lifecycle.
- Multiple factors could drive change in the Lifecycle of Capabilities and Projects. The Roadmap illustrates how Capabilities, Projects, and Applications change in various time horizons.
- Scope Capability Management efforts are based on various capability attributes, such as criticality, maturity level, capability type, effectiveness, lifecycle, and much more.
Design-Tailored Rationalization Viewpoints
- Use the Capability Hierarchy map to identify the business capability landscape in various lenses.
- Use the Heat map to place the Business Capabilities supported domains.
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