Archimate 2.1 an introduction
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Archimate 2.1 is an open standard modeling language for enterprise architecture that describes, analyzes, and visualizes relationships across business domains. It consists of three core layers: business, application, and technology, with various element types and relationships for effective architecture modeling. The framework also includes language extensions for motivation and implementation, supporting the alignment with TOGAF architecture development methods.
Archimate 2.1 an introduction
- 1. ArchiMate 2.1 “An Introduction” 1
- 2. Archimate “An Open Group Standard” 2 • Modeling Language for Enterprise Architecture – Open – Independent – Common • A notation for describing, analyzing and visualizing relationships amongst business domains
- 3. Enterprise, Architecture and EA • Enterprise – Any Collection of Organizations that has a Common Set of Goals • Architecture – A formal Description of a System, or a Detailed Plan of the System at Component Level to Guide its Implementation. • Enterprise Architecture – A coherent Whole of Principles, Methods, and Models that are used in the Design and Realization of an Enterprise’s Organizational Structure, Business Processes, Information Systems, and Infrastructure ” 3
- 4. Where TOGAF meets Archimate 4 • TOGAF ADM – Architecture Development Method • Archimate Core Architecture Types - ADM Phase B, C, D • Archimate Extensions – Implementation & Migration Extension (ADM Phase G, F, E) – Motivation Extension (ADM Phase A, H, Prelimenary, Requirements Management)
- 5. Where TOGAF meets Archimate “Archimate Core & Extensions” 5
- 7. ArchiMate “Notation” 7 • Notation – Box with Icon – Icon • Box Corners – Sharp (Active / Passive) – Rounded (Behavioural) • Colorcoding – Used to separate Aspects and Layers – Not a Specification
- 8. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints • ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints • ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 8
- 9. ArchiMate Core “Layers, Elements and Element Types” • The core language consists of Three Layers with Elements categorized in Three Element Types – Core Language Layers • Business • Application • Technology – Element Types • Active Structure – Subject • Behavioral – Verb • Passive Structure – Information – Data – Physical 9
- 10. ArchiMate Core “Element Types” • Active Structure Element – an Entity that is capable of Performing Behavior • Behavior Element – a Unit of Activity Performed by one or more Active Structure Elements. • Passive Structure Element – an Object on which Behavior is Performed. 10
- 12. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints • ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints • ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 12
- 13. Relationships “Classification” • Classification – Structural • Composite (Strongest) • Aggregation • Assignment • Realization • Used By • Access • Association (Weakest) – Dynamic • Flow • Triggering – Other • Grouping • Junction • Specialization 13
- 14. Relationships 14
- 15. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints • ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints • ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 15
- 16. Business Layer Elements The Business layer offers products and services to external customers, which are realised in the organisation by business processes (performed by business actors or roles). 16
- 17. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints • ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints • ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 17
- 18. Application Layer Elements The Application layer supports the business layer with application services which are realised by (software) application components 18
- 19. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints • ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints • ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 19
- 20. Technology Layer Elements The Technology layer offers infrastructural services (e.g., processing, storage and communication services) needed to run applications, realised by computer and communication devices and system software. 20
- 21. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints • ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints • ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 21
- 22. Language Extensions 22 • ArchiMate Core - Enables modeling of the architecture domains defined by TOGAF • Motivation Extension - Enables modeling of stakeholders, drivers for change, business goals, principles and requirements • Implementation and Migration Extension - Enables modeling of project portfolio management, gap analysis and transition and migration planning
- 25. Implementation and Migration Extension 25
- 26. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints • ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints • ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 26
- 27. Generic Metamodel “Core Concepts of ArchiMate” 27
- 28. ArchiMate Metamodels • Archimate Core – Business Layer Metamodel – Application Layer Metamodel – Technology Layer Metamodel • Language Extensions – Motivation Extension Metamodel – Implementation & Migration Extension Metamodel 28
- 29. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints – ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints – ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 29
- 30. ArchiMate Viewpoint “Classification” 30 • Viewpoint classification - Designing a new enterprise • architect, developer - Deciding • supporting decision making • product manager, CIO, CEO - Informing • customer, employee, other stakeholder • Abstraction level - Details • one layer/one aspect - Coherence • multiple layers or aspects - Overview • both multiple layers and multiple aspects
- 31. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints – ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints – ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 31
- 33. ArchiMate 2.1 • ArchiMate Core • Relationships • Business Layer • Application Layer • Technology Layer • Language Extensions • ArchiMate Metamodel • ArchiMate Viewpoints – ArchiMate Standard Viewpoints – ArchiMate Extension Viewpoints 33
- 35. Inspiration This content is inspired and based on (online) content from the following parties The Open Group (http://www.opengroup.org/archimate/) The Unit (Joost Bleijenberg - http://bit.ly/ArchiMateSpeedModelling) Bizz Design (http://bit.ly/TOGAF91_Archimate21_BizzDesign) 35