Labnaf Part 3- Business Capabilities and Heat Maps

Labnaf Part 3: Business Capabilities and Heat Maps, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 26 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 44 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating heat maps Enterprise Functions / Capability Maps Business Architecture Charts Labnaf Prolaborate Sparx Enterprise Architect This course is ideal for individuals who are Any architecture stakeholder and especially enterprise architects, business architects, strategists and CIOs It is particularly useful for Any architecture stakeholder and especially enterprise architects, business architects, strategists and CIOs.

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Summary

Title: Labnaf Part 3: Business Capabilities and Heat Maps

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.88

Number of Lectures: 26

Number of Published Lectures: 26

Number of Curriculum Items: 26

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 26

Original Price: 19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating heat maps

Enterprise Functions / Capability Maps

Business Architecture

Charts

Labnaf

Prolaborate

Sparx Enterprise Architect

Who Should Attend

Any architecture stakeholder and especially enterprise architects, business architects, strategists and CIOs

Target Audiences

Any architecture stakeholder and especially enterprise architects, business architects, strategists and CIOs

Labnaf is a software and unified framework for visualizing your enterprise and for driving transformations.

It brings productivity, consistency and cross-discipline collaboration by merging and extending standards into one single process, modeling language and software.

Labnaf helps you understand your organization, envision its future, plan transformations and describe architecture solutions using multi-dimensional models, charts, analysis and reports.

The framework and the software are highly and easily customizable.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN DURING THIS COURSE

· What are enterprise functionsand why they are so important to your organization

· Organize and navigate the architecture following the structure of enterprise functions

· Get a bird’s eye view on a situationusing heat maps and other types of chart, and visualize these heat maps and charts using Prolaborate dashboards.

For enterprise architects, business architects and analysts

· Create and maintain an enterprise function portfoliousing the Labnaf architecture language, methods and tools

· Classify architecture itemsusing the enterprise function hierarchy (also applicable to Labnaf Strategy Definition and Execution)

· Create heat maps

NB: We call “enterprise functions”, what some others call “business capabilities”. Indeed, to model an enterprise, we need unambiguous terms. And as a matter of fact, the term “business” is quite vague. And the term “capability” is overloaded.

OBJECTIVES OF THE TRAINING

What you will learn specifically:

What enterprise functions (aka business capabilities) are and why you need those.

Learn how to identify, visualize, analyze and optimize

· enterprise functions (groups of enterprise activities)

· how they are logically structured

· how they interact

· information they exchange

· access point they use (face-to-face, EDI, email, web site, phone…)

· which ones are differentiators

· which ones are externalized

· how they are realized by software, people and equipment

Learn how to create, publish and navigate base maps, heat maps and charts

· The difference between holistic and selective heat maps and charts

· Create base maps and heat maps using auto legends

· How heat maps and charts leverage imports, cascaded calculated values, and diagram generation

· Generate and zoom into functional application diagrams

· Use the Prolaborate portal to navigate dashboards, heat maps and other charts

· Generate enterprise function portfolio reports

Learn how enterprise functions are used for organizing enterprise strategy and architecture data

· applications, information, processes, target capabilities

· assignment of functional domains to people

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Enterprise Function Portfolio – Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is the enterprise function portfolio?

Lecture 3: Resources for hands-on

Chapter 2: Enterprise Function – Definition

Lecture 1: What are enterprise functions and why are they critical?

Lecture 2: Why we dont use the word business capability

Lecture 3: The entities owned and exchanged

Lecture 4: Enterprise functions used for classifications

Lecture 5: Enterprise function discovery

Lecture 6: Differentiation and externalization

Chapter 3: Enterprise Function Portfolio Contents

Lecture 1: The catalog of enterprise functions

Lecture 2: The catalog of access points

Chapter 4: Building and maintaining the enterprise function portfolio

Lecture 1: Viewpoints used for feeding catalogs

Lecture 2: Functional Landscape Viewpoint

Lecture 3: Functional Interactions Viewpoint

Lecture 4: Functional Application Landscape Viewpoint

Lecture 5: Owned by Enterprise Functions Viewpoint

Lecture 6: Hands-on: Creating a hierarchy of enterprise functions

Lecture 7: Hands-on: Creating functional flows

Chapter 5: Generating heat maps and portfolio reports

Lecture 1: Holistic or selective heat maps

Lecture 2: Heat maps and automatic coloring legends

Lecture 3: Zooming into generated diagrams

Lecture 4: Navigating heat maps using the Prolaborate portal

Lecture 5: Generating enterprise function portfolio reports

Lecture 6: Typical chart and heat map publication scenario

Chapter 6: Conclusions

Lecture 1: Conclusions

Chapter 7: BONUS

Lecture 1: Labnaf Resources

Instructors

Alain De Preter
Enterprise Transformation Framework Engineering

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