Index
Note: Page numbers followed by f indicate figures, and t indicate tables.
A
role authorization requirements
239
Access control and security
105f,
109
Access points, expanded number
210
authenticity preservation of
225–226
Actions and constraints rules
business policies and rules
178–182
consolidation of control
181
regulation policies director
181–182
data, model integrity rules
161–163
service agreements level
177
Adaptive and ad hoc collaboration support
148
cooperative processes
146
medical diagnosis example
145,
145f
Administrative support organizations
323–326
human resource management
324
collaboration network
19–20
knowledge workers and managers
20
business process automation
118
capability mapping
16,
16f
technical infrastructure
33
value delivery business models
32–33
knowledge management services
195–198
process architecture characteristics
118–120
business relationships
23–24
extended enterprise modeling
21–22
mergers and acquisitions
24–25
new product/LOB planning
27–28
performance management and corrective action
23
regulatory compliance
30–31
shared future state
22–23
technology modernization
31–32
Agile enterprise leadership
agility, strategic planning
357
mergers and acquisitions
351
capability management
343
next generation standards
business architecture support
362
management dashboards
366
multiple vocabulary facility
365
regulations, policies management
364–365
resource management, CMMN
366
role-based authorization
363
sense and respond directory
363–364
master data management
338
policies and regulations
340
Agile organization structure
administrative support organizations
323–326
interorganizational collaborations
328–329
service unit design principles
replicated service units
314
Allee value network
58f,
61
business intelligence services
192
Analytics service unit
207
Assembly service unit cost model
99,
99t
access authorization policies
240
access control administration
238–241
individuals authorization of
237–238
role authorization requirements
236–237
specification of role requirements
239
Automated business processes
14
B
assembly service unit cost model
99,
99t
Business analysis techniques
61–63
Allee value network
58f,
61
Lindgren business model cube
61–62
Osterwalder business model canvas
62–63
object management group
362
product development stage
286
capability reconciliation and consolidation
81–82
capability unit management
89–93
operational management
91
resource management
90–91
deliverable flow refinements
82–86
process optimization
85–86
production planning percentages
82–83
electronic commerce
88–89
business networks
89,
90f
interactive business relationships
88–89
modeling value streams
69–89
supporting information technology
103–114
access control and security
105f,
109
notification broker services
110
value contribution development
86–88
assign tentative measures
87
identify customer values
86
satisfaction computations
87
value aggregation formulas
87
virtual enterprise management
270–272
agile enterprise leadership supports
333–334
conceptual and operational business design
152
employee accountability and recognition
152
operating efficiency and reliability
152
adaptive and ad hoc collaboration support
148
collaboration network
19–20
conceptual business design
147
knowledge workers and managers
20
performance management
153
enterprise collaboration network
150
Business collaboration management system (BCMS)
110
Business collaboration network
302–304
Business collaborations
39–42
org (organization) unit
40
Business constraint rules
156
Business design hierarchy
technical design level
14
Business design management
35,
37
Business enterprise defamation
213
Business intelligence services
192
Business intelligence unit
320
business analysis techniques
61–63
Allee value network
58f,
61
Lindgren business model cube
61–62
Osterwalder business model canvas
62–63
org (organization) unit
40
value contribution network
50–55
capability management
343
master data management
338
policies and regulations
340
Business Model Cube
61–62
Business motivation model (BMM)
value proposition exchange
89,
90f
Business policies and rules
178–182
consolidation of control
181
regulation policies director
181–182
Business process management (BPM)
3–4,
109
business process automation
117–118
Business process management systems (BPMS)
3–4
choreography and cooperative process
127–131
prescriptive process modeling
122–126
Business reconfiguration
211
Business relationships
23–24
conceptual and operational business design
152
employee accountability and recognition
152
operating efficiency and reliability
152
C
Canonicalization algorithm
225
Capability based architecture (CBA) ,
15–18,
65–69
agile enterprise, leadership supports
66,
334–335
capability mapping
16,
16f
implementation and management of
70
performance monitoring
112
supporting information technology
103
Capability heat map
16,
60
Capability library
38,
68
Capability-oriented architecture
47
provider implementation
92
risks and benefits of
93,
93t
Capability reconciliation and consolidation
spreadsheet-based analysis
81–82
Capability services management
capability unit management
353
collaboration and innovation support
354–355
master data management
354
regulation, policy compliance
355
data warehouse support
190
measurement reporting
190
conceptual design level
116
operational management
91
resource management
90–91
Certificate authority (CA)
225
Certificate revocation list (CRL)
227
Choreography and cooperative process, BPMN
118,
127–131
Closed-loop request-response
118
virtual private cloud
113
collection of techniques
160
Collaboration network
19–20
Collaboration structure
59,
59f
Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)
Common Warehouse Metamodel (CWM)
192
Complementary service units
309
Complex event processing (CEP)
sense, respond infrastructure
296
Computer-based modeling , ,
35
Conceptual business design
152
Condition-action rule
157
Configuration management database (CMDB)
111
Continuous strategic planning and transformation
Conventional security
209
Conventional shared services
25
Critical success factors (CSFs)
32–34
technical infrastructure
33
value delivery business models
32–33
Customer relationship management (CRM)
75,
119
Customer satisfaction measurement
87
D
Database management system
206
general patterns and principles
184–189
Decision model and notation (DMN)
collaboration activity
48
value stream decomposition
75,
77f
Deliverable flow refinements
82–86
process optimization
85–86
production planning percentages
82–83
Deliverables flows
43,
45
value contribution network
50
Distinct business processes
119
Dynamic service relationships
210
E
Electronic commerce
88–89
business networks
89,
90f
interactive business relationships
88–89
Electronic conversations
196
Electronic data interchange (EDI) ,
108
point-to-point integration
8f
Employee accountability and recognition
152
enhanced Telecom Operations Map (eTOM)
74,
74f
Enterprise application integration (EAI)
hub-and-spoke communication model ,
10f
transaction-driven systems
Enterprise collaboration network
150
Enterprise data management
general patterns and principles
184–189
analytics service unit
207
database management system
206
data warehouse upgrade
207
model-based dashboards
208
knowledge management service unit
206
Enterprise-level optimization
329
analytics service unit
207
database management system
206
data warehouse upgrade
207
model-based dashboards
208
Enterprise modeling
21–22
Enterprise service bus (ESB)
11
Enterprise transformation
29
knowledge management service unit
206
Event-condition-action (ECA)
event management infrastructure
253–256
operational failure events
community infrastructure failure
251
product defect threshold
252
collaboration coordination
249
performance management
250
Event management infrastructure
Executive dashboard
32–33
Expanded communities of users
210
eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML)
232–234,
233f
eXtensible Markup Language (XML)
10
public key encryption
221
F
G
Generic functionality
119
security authorization
176
collaboration structure
59,
59f
measurement dependency
60
role collaboration
58,
58f
value proposition exchange
58
H
Hashing and signatures
216
HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
10
Hyper Text Transport Protocol (HTTP)
10
Hypothetical collaboration structure
59,
59f
I
Identification and authentication
eTOM telecommunications framework
74,
74f
operations process
75,
76f
conventional security
209
Information technology (IT) ,
265
administrative support organizations
325–326
Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL)
111
Input role assignment
119
Intangible deliverable flow
45
Intellectual property
214
Interactive business relationships
asynchronous exchanges
88
Inter-case coordination
138
International Federation of Accountants (IFA)
342
business-to-business communication
10
global communication hub , ,
10f
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
10
Interorganizational collaborations
328–329
K
Knowledge-based system rules
157–160
Knowledge management services
Knowledge management service unit
206
L
Lindgren Business Model Cube
61–62
enterprise management
270
service unit consolidation
310
Line-of-business organization
38
M
data, model integrity rules
161–163
service agreements level
177
administrative support organizations
323–326
inter-organizational collaborations
328–329
Management organization structure
316,
317f
Marketing stage, new product life-cycle
283–285
industry associations
259
Measurement dependency
60
Mergers and acquisitions
24–25
SOA electronic infrastructure
105f,
106
Metadata, enterprise data management
198–205
Mitigation security techniques
216–219
Mobile device interface
119
Model-based dashboards
208
Model-based management (MBM)
3–4
Model-driven architecture (MDA)
3–4
Modeling value streams
69–89
Multinational enterprises
30
Multiple vocabulary facility
365
N
National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD)
297
production engineering stage
287–288
sales and distribution stage
289–290
O
Object Management Group (OMG)
21,
189
business architecture support
362
multiple vocabulary facility
365
Open Applications Group, Inc. (OAGi)
202
Operating efficiency and reliability
152
Operational failure events
community infrastructure failure
251
product defect threshold
252
Operational management
91
Opportunistic service unit development
206–207
Order management organization
122–123
Organization for Advancement of Structured Information Systems (OASIS)
253–254
Org (organization) unit
40
Osterwalder Business Model Canvas
62–63
Outsourcing of service unit
314–315
P
Performance management
153
Prescriptive process modeling, BPMN
122–126
Process flow control rules
ad hoc collaborations
121
cooperative processes
121
prescriptive processes
121
Process optimization
85–86
Product design, configuration rules
171–172
production design for
172
Production planning percentages
82–83
Product life-cycle management
production engineering stage
287–288
sales and distribution stage
289–290
Professional and standards organizations
260
Program and project management (PPM)
292
transformation management unit
322–323
Protocol of engagement
127
Public key infrastructure (PKI)
R
Registration authority (RA)
227
performance monitoring
112
Regulations and policies unit
293,
321
multinational enterprises
30
Replicated service units
314
Reusable resource tracking
119
Role assignment/delegation flow
57
Role-based access control
236
duties rows separation of
243
Role collaboration
58,
58f
collaboration coordination of
249
performance management
250
Rule-based guidance and constraints
138
trust domains federation of
234–236
S
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)
230–232,
231f
Security authorization, governance rules
176
Security setting priorities
215–216
accountability, non-repudiation
222–226
authenticity preservation of
225–226
electronic documents, evidence
223–224
access authorization policies
240
access control administration
238–241
individuals authorization of
237–238
role authorization requirements
236–237
specification of role requirements
239
identification and authentication
role-based authorization model
241–245
duties rows separation of
243
role candidates approval of
240
trust domains federation of
234–236
Semantics of business vocabularies and business rules (SBVR)
virtual enterprise management
270–272
regulations, policies unit
293
transformation management unit
291–292
production engineering stage
287–288
sales and distribution stage
289–290
strategic planning framework
272–279
agile enterprise adaptations
275–279
implementation phases
281
model alternative implementations
280
model next phase to-be
281
Separation from service recipients
311
Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
3–4
component-based architecture
electronic infrastructure
104,
105f
information technology
3–4
supporting information technology
103
technical infrastructure
104
legacy system service unit
98
replicated service units
314
supporting applications
95–96
conventional business unit silos
16–17,
17f
Shared enterprise purpose
Silo-based business systems
189
Standards and technology unit
321–322
asynchronous communication
56
enterprise intelligence
278
Structured metrics metamodel (SMM)
Supporting information technology
103–114
access control and security
105f,
109
notification broker services
110
T
Tangible deliverable flow
45
Technical infrastructure
33
Tele Management Forum (TMF)
74,
74f
Transaction-driven systems
Transformation management process
implementation phases
281
model alternative implementations
280
model next phase to-be
281
Transformation management unit
322–323
Trustworthy personnel
218
V
conventional models
71,
72f
Value contribution development
86–88
assign tentative measures
87
identify customer values
86
satisfaction computations
87
value aggregation formulas
87
Value contribution network
50–55
Value delivery business models
32–33
Value delivery modeling (VDM)
13–23,
191
agile enterprise leadership supports
335
business leader supports
335
business relationships
23–24
enterprise data management
207
enterprise-level optimization
329
extended enterprise modeling
21–22
model-based dashboards
208
new product/LOB planning
27–28
performance management, corrective action
23,
250
sense, respond directory
296
technology modernization
31–32
Value delivery modeling language (VDML)
36–55,
37f
cooperative processes
146
medical diagnosis example
145,
145f
authorize
vs. reject outputs
144
business networks
89,
127
computer-based modeling language
21
operational equivalent of
120
Value-driven agile enterprise
26
collaboration activity network
61
tangible/intangible deliverables
61
Value optimization
22,
91
business network collaboration
54
internal business operations
53
Value proposition exchange
58
Virtual enterprise management
270–272
Virtual private network (VPN)
217
Vulnerability scanning
216
W
Wireless and mobile devices
211
X