Business modeling architecture

DIGITAL BUSINESS MODEL

Holistic interconnected design of subsystems of the Enterprise Architecture by sections:
- Strategic (goal diagrams, indicator diagrams, BSC (The balanced scorecard), etc.)
- Organizational (organizational structure diagrams, role diagrams, etc.)
- Process (PSP diagrams, scenario diagrams, detailed process diagrams, process indicators diagram, etc.)
- Informational (diagrams of information systems, data diagrams, knowledge model, etc.)
- Resource (document and status classification diagrams, resource diagrams, etc.)

SUPPORT FOR ALL POPULAR NOTATIONS

Model business processes in your favorite notation, and if standard model types are not enough, then create your own!

PROCESS INFORMATION - AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS ASSET

- Data is stored in a single repository with controlled access for all employees of the Company
- Support for the integrity of information within the database
- Support for working with multiple databases
- The presence of its own object model with the possibility of extension
- Tracking database access, model changes, objects, attributes, etc. (audit)
- Managing object duplicates
- Possibility of mass search of objects
- Ability to store attached documents from external systems

A unified understanding of the Company's processes

Producing a digital twin of an organization allows you to create a joint understanding of processes, terms, scope of work and responsibilities

Identification of risks and bottlenecks in processes

Evaluating bottlenecks in processes "as is" and collecting problems allows you to design processes "as it should be" and optimize activities

Comprehensive business description

Business process modeling is a part of the business architecture, which also includes a description of the Objectives, KPIs, risks, IT, documents, org. structures, etc.