DEFINITION RELATIONSHIPS SEMANTIC TAXONOMY BORDERS INTERNAL STRUCTURE TEXTUAL SYNTAX SAMPLES CONTENT MANAGEMENT

BUILDING BLOCK - Organizational Position


Description
An  Organizational Position is a type of position held by people when part of a Department Type.
Examples:
- Sales representative
- Developer
- Storekeeper
- Architect
External references  OMG - UAF - Post,    OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business-Actor,    OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Role,    UCF Glossary - Position Description
Super Types  Org-Unit (from partition:  Systemic Levels of Org-Unit)  
Functional Domain  People & Accountability
The People & Accountability domain defines the roles that organizational members perform, so that everyone understands their responsibilities to the group.
Dictionary  Dictionary of SysFEAT concepts
Systemic Levels  Micro
Lexical Scope  Architecture Container 
Framework Mapping TOGAF - Enterprise Metamodel Mapping : Actor
DoDAF Mapping : Person Role
UAF - Project Views : Post
UAF - Strategy : Post
UAF - Personal Views : Post
UAF - Operational Views : Post
TOGAF - Enterprise Metamodel Mapping : Role

RELATIONSHIPS


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TEXTUAL SYNTAX


SEMANTIC TAXONOMY


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BORDERS


NameSuper typeBorder TypeDescription
Business Request Point  Agent::Request Point    Operating Asset::Operating Exit     Business Service Interface  
Business Service Point  Agent::Service Point    Operating Asset::Operating Entry     Business Service Interface  

INTERNAL STRUCTURE


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SAMPLES


NameDescription
 Position Type - Chief of Operations & Business DevelopmentThe chief operating officer (COO) is a senior executive tasked with overseeing the day-to-day administrative and operational functions of a business. The COO typically reports directly to the chief executive officer (CEO) and is considered to be second in the chain of command.