There are several ways you can accomplish this using QualiWare's EA and modeling solution. You can take your top layer of EA and visualize that in QualiWare linking elements at that level to processes and workflows using BPMN or simpler more business friendly process/workflow models. Alternately you could use ArchiMate in QualiWare to model most of your EA and decompose/link to BPMN models to provide input to process engines... QualiWare enables all of this out-of-the box and makes it easy to present content in multiple languages if you are a multi-national... Also can help your organization deal with quality, regulatory and policy compliance in a structured fashion linked to your EA.
QualiWare's web publishing of EA and process content makes it easy to tailor the views that various users see/need to do their jobs... we have been doing this type of work for over 12 years with the Canadian Federal government. Feel free to reach out to discuss further - have some real examples and best practices that we could share.
Kevin
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I think you may need to be a bit more explicit as too “what” is the “top layer” and “how” do you wish to “connect” and “why”.
Anything is possible from a modelling point of view, less so if you plan to generate the processes from the architecture. Just about every relationship between architectural components is a “many-to-many” relationship, so things can get quite complex quite quickly.
What is business process design? Business process design (BPD) is the formation, from the ground up, of entirely new workflows. The process generally takes place at the very beginning of planning product development, production, and distribution. The end result of BPD is to create productive processes to ensure success and profitability and to achieve excellent ROI (return on investment). A productive BPD will also be very scalable and can easily be replicated. Ensuring your organization...
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There are several ways you can accomplish this using QualiWare's EA and modeling solution. You can take your top layer of EA and visualize that in QualiWare linking elements at that level to processes and workflows using BPMN or simpler more business friendly process/workflow models. Alternately you could use ArchiMate in QualiWare to model most of your EA and decompose/link to BPMN models to provide input to process engines... QualiWare enables all of this out-of-the box and makes it easy to present content in multiple languages if you are a multi-national... Also can help your organization deal with quality, regulatory and policy compliance in a structured fashion linked to your EA.
QualiWare's web publishing of EA and process content makes it easy to tailor the views that various users see/need to do their jobs... we have been doing this type of work for over 12 years with the Canadian Federal government. Feel free to reach out to discuss further - have some real examples and best practices that we could share.
Kevin
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You may have a look at Camunda.
ADONIS for top end stuff. https://www.boc-group.com/en/a...
Enterprise
Architect for those on a budget:
https://sparxsystems.com/produ...
Gartner likes BizzDesign
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I
help organisations get Business
Architecture and tooling in place. I am "The Process Expert":
https://theprocess.expert. Please contact me if
I can be of assistance.
I think you may need to be a bit more explicit as too “what” is the “top layer” and “how” do you wish to “connect” and “why”.
Anything is possible from a modelling point of view, less so if you plan to generate the processes from the architecture. Just about every relationship between architectural components is a “many-to-many” relationship, so things can get quite complex quite quickly.
@Zooo Sasasa
Signavio, ARIS, and GBTEC have ArchiMate modules for modeling Enterprise Architecture (EA) and are great potential candidates.