Viewpoints and Views
The views populate a set of artefacts (defined by the
viewpoint that addresses a set of concerns held by one or more
stakeholders) and helps
stakeholders focus on the areas of greatest importance to
them.
Item |
Viewpoint |
Stakeholders (Roles) |
Viewpoint
Includes Catalogues, Matrices and Diagrams for |
Concerns / Details |
01 |
Business
Strategy |
CXO, MD, Head of Strategy, Chief Architect |
Mission,
Vision,
Drivers,
Aims,
Plans,
Products,
Services,
Locations |
How we best organise our business to deliver the customer
outcomes and business performance
Our business strategy is a summary of how we plan to achieve
or goals and improve and sustain our position in the market. |
02 |
Information/data strategy |
MD, Head of Strategy, CIO, Chief Architect, Chief Data
Architect, Head of Security |
Data
models, Data
components,
Information/data patterns,
Locations |
How we best manage our information and data to drive
business outcomes and performance.
Our information/data strategy is a summary of how we plan to
create the greatest value from our management and use of
information and data. |
03 |
Technology
strategy |
CTO, Chief Architect, Head of Security, Data Centre
Managers, Chief Technology Architect |
Platform
services,
Technology components,
Technology
patterns |
How we best manage our technology to drive business outcomes
and performance.
Our technology strategy is a summary of how we plan to
create the greatest value from our management and use of
technology. |
04 |
Security
strategy |
CXO, CTO, CIO Chief Architect, Head of Security |
Various -
depending on the security issues
but usually including
Operational processes,
Physical data components,
Physical application components,
Physical technology components,
Locations,
Actors,
Roles |
How to secure, control access to, detect and resist internal
and external threats, to our information systems, networks
and data.
Our security strategy is a summary of how we plan to define,
evolve and implement the security of out information
systems, networks and data. |
05 |
Business
services |
MD, CIO, Chief Services Architect, COO |
Products, Business services,
Business processes,
Business
function,
Service contracts,
Service
qualities,
Service measures,
Locations |
How we best structure our business services to drive
business outcomes and performance.
Our business services strategy shows how we apply the
concept of services, service levels and customer focus to
deliver increasing customer value and satisfaction. |
06 |
Information
system services |
CIO, CTO, Chief Architect, Application Architect, Data
Architect, Technology Architect |
Information
system services,
Logical application components,
Logical
technology components,
Locations |
How we best structure our information systems to drive
business outcomes and performance.
Our information systems strategy shows how we apply the
concept of services when defining how we wish identify,
source, create and manage our information systems and then
build our own services, buy in pre-built services and/or
purchase some services directly from cloud service
providers. (Also known as Software As A Service - SAAS) |
07 |
Platform
services |
CTO, Chief Architect, Technology Architect |
Platform
services,
Logical application components,
Logical
technology components,
Locations |
How we best structure our technology platforms to
drive business outcomes and performance.
Our platform systems strategy shows how we apply the concept
of services when defining how we wish identify, source,
create and manage our technology platforms and environments
and then build our own services, buy in pre-built services
and/or purchase some services directly from cloud
infrastructure providers.
(Also known as Platform As A Service - PAAS) |
08 |
Application
component |
CIO, Chief Architect, Application Architect, Business Domain
Architects. |
Logical
application components,
Physical application components,
Physical data
components,
Physical technology components,
Locations |
How we best acquire, use and benefit from effective
application components.
The set of reusable high level
application products and components that we create,
purchase, use and maintain to enable the creation of our
effective and efficient IT solutions.
|
09 |
Data
component |
CIO, Chief Architect, Data Architect, Business Domain
Architects. |
Logical data
entities, Logical
data components,
Physical data
components,
Physical
application components,
Physical technology components,
Locations |
How we best acquire, use and benefit from effective data
components.
The set of reusable high level data management and
manipulation products and components that we create,
purchase, use and maintain to generate security, integrity
and value in the data we store and use.. |
10 |
Technology
component |
CIO, Chief Architect, Data Architect, Business Domain
Architects. |
Logical technology components,
Physical technology
components,
Platform Services,
Locations |
How we best acquire, use and benefit from effective
technology components.
The set of reusable high level technology products and
components that we create, purchase, use and maintain to
enable the creation of our effective and efficient
technology environments. |
11 |
Operations |
CIO, Chief Architect, Operations Architect, Business Domain
Architects. |
Operational
processes, Physical data
components, Physical application
components, Physical technology
components, Locations,
Actors, Roles |
How we best structure, organise and operate our operational
resources and processes.
The specific business and technology capability / competency
and processes we have developed to implement, operate and
evolve our information's systems in line with our performance
commitments. |
12 |
Project
Extent |
Programme Manager, Project Manager, Business Domain
Architect |
Programmes,
Projects,
Organisation
Units,
Locations,
Drivers,
Objectives,
Requirements,
Directives
revised,
ABBs used,
SBBs used |
Identify the actions we will be taking and artefacts
involved
in a specific project.
The specific actions and elements that are used and or affected by this
project. |
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