Process Component: Business Analysis Modeling

Description

The Business Analysis Modeling process component describes how to model a business using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). This include modeling internal business workers and the information they use (the business entities), their structural organization into independent units (business systems), and defines how they interact to realize the behavior described in business use cases.

Dependencies

Extends the Business Modeling process component. The Business Use-Case Modeling process component should also be included, as business use cases are an important input to business analysis modeling.

Content

• Description: Business Analysis Model
  • Guidelines
    • Guideline: Business Analysis Model
    • Guideline: Diagrams in the Business Analysis Model
    • Guideline: Association in the Business Analysis Model
    • Guideline: Aggregation in the Business Analysis Model
    • Guideline: Generalization in the Business Analysis Model
    • Guideline: Going from Business Models to Systems
  • Description: Business Event
    • Guideline: Business Event
  • Description: Business Use-Case Realization
    • Checklist: Business Use-Case Realization
    • Guideline: Business Use-Case Realization
    • Template: Business Use-Case Realization Specification
    • Report: Business Use-Case Realization
  • Description: Business Worker
    • Checklist: Business Worker
    • Guideline: Business Worker
    • Report: Business Worker
  • Description: Business Entity
    • Checklist: Business Entities
    • Guideline: Business Entity
    • Report: Business Entity
  • Description: Business System
    • Checklist: Business System
    • Guideline: Business System
  • Checklist: Business Analysis Model
  • Report: Business Analysis Model Survey
• Description: Business Architecture Document
  • Checklist: Business Architecture Document
  • Guideline: Business Architecture Document
  • Concept: Business Architecture
  • Template: Business Architecture Document