TOGAF Documents and Models

24
TOGAF Documents and Models (deliverables, artifacts, & building blocks) c.f., http://www.opengroup.org/subjectareas/enterprise/togaf

Transcript of TOGAF Documents and Models

Page 1: TOGAF Documents and Models

TOGAF Documents and Models

(deliverables, artifacts, & building blocks)c.f., è http://www.opengroup.org/subjectareas/enterprise/togaf

Page 2: TOGAF Documents and Models
Page 3: TOGAF Documents and Models

Reminder: The four purposes of an EA…1. to support Strategy:

� Deliver EA to provide a target architecture, and develop roadmaps of change over a three to ten-year period.

� EA will typically span many change programs or portfolios. identify change initiatives and supporting portfolio and programs.

� Set terms of reference, identify synergies, and govern execution of strategy via portfolio and programs.

2. to support Portfolio:

� support cross-functional, multi-phase, and multi-project change initiatives.

� typically spans a single portfolio.

� This architecture is used to identify projects, and set their terms of reference, align their approaches, identify synergies, and govern their execution of projects.

3. to support Project: � Deliver EA to support the enterprise’s project delivery method.

� typically spans a single project.

� the architecture is used to clarify the purpose and value of the project, identify requirements. address synergy and future dependency, assure compliance with architectural governance, and support integration and alignment between projects.

4. support Solution Delivery:

� Deliver EA that is used to support the solution deployment.

� typically a single project or a significant part of it. the architecture is used to define how the change will be designed and delivered, identify constraints, controls, and architecture requirements to the design, and finally act as a governance framework for change.

Source: TOG “Leaders Guide to Establishing and Evolving and EA Capability” (p 27-31)

Page 4: TOGAF Documents and Models

EA Team Organization� Three common variants – function-centric, strategy-

centric, or IT-centric

Page 5: TOGAF Documents and Models
Page 6: TOGAF Documents and Models
Page 7: TOGAF Documents and Models

“Required” and Optional Documents

Page 8: TOGAF Documents and Models

BUSINESS ARCHITECTURE CORE

� Examples

� Source TOGAF è

� https://www2.opengroup.org/ogsys/jsp/publications/PublicationDetails.jsp?publicationid=12228

1. Application Architecture

2. Architecture Vision

3. Business Architecture ç this set of slides

4. Data Architecture

5. Opportunities and Solutions

6. Technology Architecture

Page 9: TOGAF Documents and Models

FWD  Project  TOGAF  9  -­ Core  DiagramsBusiness  Footprint  DiagramPhase  B  – Business  Architecture

Page 10: TOGAF Documents and Models

Business  Footprint  Diagram

Supply  Chain  MgmtStore  Operations Support  Services

ReceiveOrderO

rder Process

OrderDistribute

Goods  /  ServicesInvoiceCustomer

ManageAccountsReceivable

Cash

C0  Order-­

to-­Cash C1 C2 C3 C4 C5

ReceiveOrderO

rder Process

OrderDistribute

Goods  /  ServicesInvoiceCustomer

ManageAccountsReceivable

Cash

C0  Order-­

to-­Cash

ReceiveOrderO

rder Process

OrderDistribute

Goods  /  ServicesInvoiceCustomer

ManageAccountsReceivable

Cash

C0  Order-­

to-­Cash C1 C2 C3 C4 C5

Functional  Services  Layer

Business  Process  Integration  Layer

User  Management  Layer

Buyer  Portal

Employee  Portal OthersExchanges Customer  

PortalSupplier  Portal

Partner  Portal

Page 11: TOGAF Documents and Models

Business  Footprint  Diagram

GFB65  -­ Supply  Chain  Referential  – Production  &  Distribution  &  Ship  to  Customer  Network

SC70  -­ Inventory  Management  (physical  and  planned  inventory  including  internal  transfer  orders)

GFB50  – Product  &  Services  Referential

SC11  -­ Monthly  Forecast  Generation

SC12  -­ Monthly  Forecast  Collaboration SC21  – UOT  and  LPS  Tactical  Supply  Planning

SC41  – Plant  Production  Planning

SC62  – Long  Distance  Transportation

GFB57-­ Process  steps  traceability

SC61  – Warehouse  Management

SC63– Short-­Distance  Transportation

SC14  – Allocation  Definition  Rules  for  ATP  (monthly)

SC13  – Planned  demand  consumption  by  customer  order

GFB51  -­ Client  Referential

SC32  – Inventory  Management  Rules  Parameter  Definition

GFB61  – Supply  Chain  Referential  – Logistics  Resource

SC2  –Plan  sales  &  operations

SC4  –Define  

manufacturing  plan

SC5  -­ Plan  goods  movements  and  resources  in  the  

distribution  network

SC3  –Establish  inventory  

planSC1  – Plan  &  

manage  the  demand

SC6  –Schedule  &  execute  goods  movements,  

storage  and  transportation  decisions

SC91  – Demand  BI  /  Reporting

SC92  – Tactical  Planning  BI  /  Reporting

SC93  – Inventory  BI  /  Reporting

SC94  – Plant  Planning  BI  /  Reporting

SC95  – Distribution  Planning  BI  /  Reporting

SC96  – Logistics  BI  /  Reporting

SC22  – Cross-­UOT  Demand  &  Supply  Balancing  and  LP  S&OP  validation

GFB62  – Supply  Chain  Referential  – Production  Process  Model

GFB63  – Demand  Planning  Referential

SC0  -­ Referential

SC9-­ BI

GFB59  – Product  &  Services  – Client  Catalog

SC42  – Multi-­Plant  Planning

SC16  – Demand  explosion  for  assembly

SC15  – Allocation  Definition  Rules  for  

ATP  (daily)SC04  -­ Inventory  Norms  Definition

SC51  – Logistics  Capacity  Planning

SC52  – Distribution  Supply  Planning  – mid-­

Term

SC55  – Deployment

SC54  -­ Distribution  shortage  management

SC53  – Distribution  Supply  Planning  – short-­

Term

SC56  – Intra-­group  exchanges  management

GFB70  – Global  Cross-­Domain  Reporting  &  Analysis

SC65  – Transportation  administration

SC57  – Procurement  exchanges  management

SC17  – Forecast  Weekly  Update  

GFB58  – Product  Traceability  

GFB64  -­ Supply  Chain  Costs  &  Margin  Referential

Page 12: TOGAF Documents and Models

Business  Footprint  Diagram

Page 13: TOGAF Documents and Models

FWD  Project  TOGAF  9  -­ Core  DiagramsBusiness  Services  and  Information  DiagramPhase  B  – Business  Architecture

Page 14: TOGAF Documents and Models

Business  Services  and  Information  Diagram  

Page 15: TOGAF Documents and Models

Business  Services  and  Information  Diagram  

Page 16: TOGAF Documents and Models

Business  Services  and  Information  Diagram  

Page 17: TOGAF Documents and Models

FWD  Project  TOGAF  9  -­ Core  DiagramsFunctional  Decomposition  DiagramPhase  B  – Business  Architecture

Page 18: TOGAF Documents and Models

Functional  Decomposition  Diagram

ManageEngineering

Changes

Support Primary

Human

ResourcesBusinessPlanning Engineering Manufacturing Distribution

Manage Public

Relations

Provide Legal

Services

PerformAudit

& Controls

Manage

Transportation

Maintain

Facilities

ProvideAdministrative

Services

Develop & Track

Financial Plan

Appropriate

Funds

Manage

Payables

Manage

Receivables

Manage Assets

Plan Human

Resources

AcquireHuman

Resources

Develop

Employees

ProvideEmployeeServices

Manage Union

Activities

Terminate ActiveEmployment

Formulate

Strategy

Develop andMaintain

Business Plan

EstablishCustomer

Requirements

Obtain Sales

Commitments

ProvideCustomerSupport

Research andDevelop

Technology

Engineer andDesign Products

Engineer andDesign

Processes

Design Tools

and Equipment

Plan Material

Requirements

ProcureEquipment

Material & Tools

Manage

Suppliers

PlanManufacturingRequirements

Perform Quality

Engineering

ConvertResourcesto Product

Control

Production

Maintain PlantEquipment &

Tools

ManageWarrantyActivities

EngineerPackages

Develop &ManageProduct Cost

Develop New

Business

Manage

Inventory

Ship

Products

Marketing &

SalesAdmin Finance Inventory

Page 19: TOGAF Documents and Models

Functional  Decomposition  Diagram

Page 20: TOGAF Documents and Models

Functional  Decomposition  Diagram

Page 21: TOGAF Documents and Models

FWD  Project  TOGAF  9  -­ Core  DiagramsProduct  Lyfecycle  DiagramPhase  B  – Business  Architecture

Page 22: TOGAF Documents and Models

Product  Lyfecycle  Diagram

Page 23: TOGAF Documents and Models

Product  Lyfecycle  Diagram

Page 24: TOGAF Documents and Models

Product  Lyfecycle  Diagram