Archimate 2.1 an introduction
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I used this presentation as an additional source to study for my ArchiMate 2 exams. In the end I passed both y Level I and Level II exams. This might help you as well.
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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