Introducing Information Management for NoSQL

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OWL Modelling for Information Architects

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Business Component Modelling (3 days)

The course delivers the capability to define Services conceptually, without committing to a specific platform, thus enabling true business & IT agility. The modelling technique analyses the Enterprise (as defined by TOGAF, the organisation as engaging or engaged by other parties) as built from self-contained Business Services, then develops a blue print for SOA implementation. 

Audience

The course is recommended to:

  • Enterprise Architects
  • Business Architects
  • Solution Architects
  • Business Strategy Specialists
  • Business Analysts
  • Project Leaders

Content

  • Introduction to Conceptual Service Modelling;
  • Modelling Business Context.
  • Overview of Capability & Motivation Modelling
  • Modelling Business Components and Business Interfaces
  • Service-compliant Business Process Modelling
  • Traceability and Navigation for Business ?Component Modelling;
  • Generating Interface Specificatons
  • Overview Service Design as the nex step.

 

Please contact us to register your interest or request further information.

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