Enterprise Scope Clause Samples

Enterprise Scope. ‌ The main focus of this Scope is on describing what activities are performed by humans in a certain company in order to achieve certain goals. Oftentimes the goal is to process values (e.g. materials) to create something of more value that is then provided to a customer for compensation. However, supporting activities (e.g. financing, procurement etc.) can also be described in this Scope. The major groups used here are: The Enterprise structure group describes the inner structure of a company in terms of units and employees. Organisation unit The core instance to describe units in the enterprise structure. Performer The core instance to describe employees in the enterprise structure. Role The core template to describe employees in the enterprise structure. Skill One of the capabilities for employees. Knowledge The other capability for employees. has manager (manager of) To indicate the manager of an organisation unit. fulfils skill/knowledge (skill/knowledge fulfilled by) Used with performers. has skill/knowledge (skill/knowledge of) Used with roles. contains (contained by) The general concept, to decompose the enterprise structure. specialisation of (generalisation of) The general concept, to describe specialisations of roles in the enterprise structure. fulfils (fulfilled by) The aspect-specific concept, to describe instantiations. The Business process group describes the actions that are performed by humans to achieve a certain goal. Business process Preferably should have only one start and one main end. Activity The core element for describing a process. Event Can be used and reused in other processes to provide points of reference between different processes. Decision Used to split a path. Its action can be considered of type “decide”. Parallelism Used to split a path. Synchronisation Used to merge paths. Action type The aspect-specific concept, to allow categorising activities into different types. specialisation of (generalisation of) The general concept, to specialise action types. instance of (has instance) The general concept, to indicate the action type of an activity. followed by (preceded by) The aspect-specific concept, to specify the sequence and conditions for the process. impacts (affected by) The aspect-specific concept, to allow describing the impact of an activity on other actions. detailed by (describes) The aspect-specific concept, to decompose actions into a finer granularity. has part (part of) The aspect-specific concept, to stat...