ArchiMate® 2.1 – A Pocket Guide (eBook)

Contents 6
Preface 10
Trademarks 13
About the Authors 14
Acknowledgements 17
Chapter 1 Introduction 18
1.1 Introduction to the ArchiMate Specification 18
1.2 ArchiMate Specification Overview 19
1.3 The ArchiMate Language and Enterprise Architecture 20
1.3.1 ArchiMate Core, Extensions, and the TOGAF ADM 21
Chapter 2 Language Structure 24
2.1 Core Concepts of the ArchiMate Language 24
2.1.1 Active Structure Element 25
2.1.2 Behavior Element 25
2.1.3 Passive Structure Element 26
2.1.4 Service 26
2.1.5 Interface 26
2.2 Collaboration and Interaction 26
2.2.1 Collaboration 26
2.2.2 Interaction 27
2.3 Relationships 27
2.4 Layering 27
2.5 The ArchiMate Framework 28
Chapter 3 
32 
3.1 Active Structure Concepts 33
3.2 Behavioral Concepts 35
3.3 Passive Structure Concepts 37
3.4 Example 39
Chapter 4 
42 
4.1 Active Structure Concepts 42
4.2 Behavioral Concepts 44
4.3 Passive Structure Concepts 46
4.4 Example 47
Chapter 5 Technology Layer 48
5.1 Active Structure Concepts 48
5.2 Behavioral Concepts 51
5.3 Passive Structure Concepts 52
5.4 Example 52
Chapter 6 Relationships and Cross-Layer Dependencies 54
6.1 Relationships 54
6.1.1 Structural Relationships 54
6.1.2 Dynamic Relationships 56
6.1.3 Other Relationships 57
6.1.4 Example 58
6.2 Cross-Layer Dependencies 58
6.2.1 Business Layer and Lower Layers Alignment 59
6.2.2 Application-Technology Alignment 60
Chapter 7 The Motivation Extension 62
7.1 Motivation Extension Concepts 63
7.2 Motivation Extension Relationships 64
7.3 Example 66
Chapter 8 The Implementation and 
68 
8.1 Implementation and Migration Concepts 68
8.2 Example 70
Chapter 9 
72 
9.1 Viewpoint Classifi 
72 
9.2 ArchiMate Viewpoints Summary 74
9.3 Standard Viewpoints 77
9.3.1 Introductory Viewpoint 77
9.3.2 Organization Viewpoint 79
9.3.3 Actor Co-operation Viewpoint 81
9.3.4 Business Function Viewpoint 82
9.3.5 Business Process Viewpoint 83
9.3.6 Business Process Co-operation Viewpoint 84
9.3.7 Product Viewpoint 86
9.3.8 Application Behavior Viewpoint 87
9.3.9 Application Co-operation Viewpoint 89
9.3.10 Application Structure Viewpoint 90
9.3.11 Application Usage Viewpoint 91
9.3.12 Infrastructure Viewpoint 93
9.3.13 Infrastructure Usage Viewpoint 94
9.3.14 Implementation and Deployment Viewpoint 96
9.3.15 Information Structure Viewpoint 97
9.3.16 Service Realization Viewpoint 99
9.3.17 Layered Viewpoint 100
9.3.18 Landscape Map Viewpoint 102
9.4 Motivation Extension Viewpoints 103
9.4.1 Stakeholder Viewpoint 103
9.4.2 Goal Realization Viewpoint 104
9.4.3 Goal Contribution Viewpoint 106
9.4.4 Principles Viewpoint 107
9.4.5 Requirements Realization Viewpoint 109
9.4.6 Motivation Viewpoint 110
9.5 Implementation and Migration Viewpoints 112
9.5.1 Project Viewpoint 112
9.5.2 Migration Viewpoint 113
9.5.3 Implementation and Migration Viewpoint 114
Chapter 10 ArchiSurance Case Study 116
10.1 Background 116
10.2 Phase A: Architecture Vision 117
10.3 Phase B: Baseline Business Architecture 119
10.3.1 Organization Structure 120
10.3.2 Business Functions 120
10.3.3 Business Processes 122
10.4 Phase C: Baseline Information Systems Architectures – Application Architecture 123
10.4.1 Application Co-operation 124
10.4.2 Business-Application Alignment 124
10.5 Phase C: Baseline Information Systems Architectures – Data Architecture 125
10.7 Change Scenario: Application Portfolio Rationalization 128
10.7.1 Phase A: Architecture Vision 130
10.7.2 Phase B: Target Business Architecture and Gap Analysis 132
10.7.3 Phase C: Target Application Architecture and Gap Analysis 133
10.7.4 Phase D: Target Technology Architecture and Gap Analysis 134
10.7.5 Implementation and Migration Planning 136
Index 138