SysFEAT - Systemic Framework for Enterprise Architecture & Transformationk

IDENTITY DIAGRAM MAPPING EXTERNAL REFERENCES

IDENTITY - UAF - Strategy

Description	Stakeholders: Capability Portfolio Managers. Concerns: capability management process. Definition: describe capability taxonomy, composition, dependencies and evolution.
References	OMG - UAF - View - Strategic
Parent Mapping	UAF Mappings

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MAPPED ENTITIES

Framework Concept	Framework Definition	SysFEAT Concept	SysFEAT Definition
ActualEnduringTask	An actual undertaking recognized by an enterprise as being essential to achieving its goals - i.e. a strategic specification of what the enterprise does. References: OMG - UAF - ActualEnduringTask		ActualEnduringTask is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The ActualEnduringTask UAF concept is coming from a mandate from the initial MODAF specification. It has the following definition in MODAF: "A type of behaviour recognised by an enterprise as being essential to achieving its goals - i.e. a strategic specification of what the enterprise does. Examples include Financial Management and Human Resource Management. These equate to Business Functions in the commercial world." This means that Enduring Task is closer to "Operational Node" than to EnterprisePhase. Because of this ambiguity, Enduring Task is not implemented in SEAMF.
ActualEnterprisePhase	A time period within which a set of Capabilities are deployed. References: OMG - UAF - ActualEnterprisePhase	Enterprise Initiative	An Enterprise Initiative is a past, current or future state of the enterprise. Each stage represents an initiative comprising a purposeful set of activities whose primary purpose is focused on achieving a set of clearly defined objectives that may transcend organisational boundaries and consequently require integrated team working under the direction of an Architecture Governance Committee.
ActualOrganization	An actual formal or informal organizational unit, e.g. "Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency", "UAF team Alpha". References: OMG - UAF - ActualOrganization	Organization	An Organization is a group of people who share a common purpose and establish a functional division of labor in pursuit of their common purpose. It is the relationships between its members in the pursuit of their common purpose that give unity and identity to an organization. References: OMG - BMM - Organizational Unit OMG - UAF - ActualOrganization OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business Internal Active Structure Element Russell Ackoff - System of concepts - FunctionalDivisionOfLabor Russell Ackoff - System of Concepts - Organizations Russell Ackoff - Transformational leadership - Social System SAFe© - Organizational Agility
ActualOrganizationalResource	Abstract element for an ActualOrganization, ActualPerson or ActualPost. References: OMG - UAF - ActualOrganizationalResource	Responsible Human Entity	A Responsible Human Entity is a Person or an organisation (group of people) capable of purposeful action, decision-making, and problem-solving within a system or organization. As Resource Agents, Responsible Human Entityies possess autonomy, adaptability, and the ability to influence outcomes, distinguishing them from unpurposeful entities like Business Systems (software and hardware) or Natural Resources. They can be held responsible for their actions, hence are Responsible Human Entityies. References: OMG - UAF - ActualResponsibleResource ActualOrganizationalResource is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: ActualOrganizationalResource and ActualResponsibleResource are merged in SysFEAT as any kind of OrganizationalResource can bear responsibility.
ActualOutcome	An individual that describes something that happens or is produced as the final consequence or product and is related to one of the goals for the business or enterprise. Outcome is a special kind of effect, one that is usually at the end of a chain of effects, i.e. an "end effect". References: OMG - UAF - ActualOutcome
ActualPerson	An individual human being. References: OMG - UAF - ActualPerson	Person	A Person represents a human being that is recognized by law as the subject of rights and duties. References: Merriam Webster - Person OMG - UAF - ActualPerson WordNet - Person
ActualPost	An actual, specific post, an instance of a Post "type" - e.g., "President of the United States of America." where the Post would be president. References: OMG - UAF - ActualPost		ActualPost is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: ActualPost overlaps with realtime management of HR resources, which is out of scope of Architecture Management tools.
ActualProject	A time-limited planned endeavor executed by an ActualOrganization responsible for developing, deploying or decommissioning ResourcePerformers in accordance with ActualProjectMilestones. References: OMG - UAF - ActualProject	Project	A Project is a course of action that is being executed or has been selected for execution. An enterprise's Initiatives represent the choices the enterprise has made about how to pursue the change that allows it to achieve its objectives. References: DoDAF2 - Project Viewpoint Martin Fowler - Products over Projects OMG - UAF - ActualProject OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definitions - Work Package
ActualResource	An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. References: OMG - UAF ActualResource	Individual Agent	An Individual Agent is an Individual Operating Asset that exists in space/time and that is able to participate actively to Action Processes and/or to conduct Action Processes. References: OMG - KerML - Object OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Internal Active Structure Element
ActualResponsibleResource	An abstract type grouping responsible OrganizationalResources. References: OMG - UAF - ActualResponsibleResource	Responsible Human Entity	A Responsible Human Entity is a Person or an organisation (group of people) capable of purposeful action, decision-making, and problem-solving within a system or organization. As Resource Agents, Responsible Human Entityies possess autonomy, adaptability, and the ability to influence outcomes, distinguishing them from unpurposeful entities like Business Systems (software and hardware) or Natural Resources. They can be held responsible for their actions, hence are Responsible Human Entityies. References: OMG - UAF - ActualResponsibleResource
ActualResponsibleResource	An abstract type grouping responsible OrganizationalResources. References: OMG - UAF - ActualResponsibleResource	Responsible Human Entity	A Responsible Human Entity is a Person or an organisation (group of people) capable of purposeful action, decision-making, and problem-solving within a system or organization. As Resource Agents, Responsible Human Entityies possess autonomy, adaptability, and the ability to influence outcomes, distinguishing them from unpurposeful entities like Business Systems (software and hardware) or Natural Resources. They can be held responsible for their actions, hence are Responsible Human Entityies. References: OMG - UAF - ActualResponsibleResource
ActualStrategicPhase	A phase of an actual enterprise, mission, ValueStream or EnduringTask endeavor. References: OMG - UAF - ActualStrategicPhase	Management Stage	A Management Stage is a past, current or future state of a Management System. Each Management Stage represents a Management Initiative comprising a purposeful set of activities whose primary purpose is focused on achieving a set of clearly defined objectives assigned to Functional Assets managed in the Management System. The set of all Management Stages of an Management System defines its Roadmap.
Architecture	An abstract type that represents a generic architecture. Subtypes are OperationalArchitecture, Service Architecture, and ResourceArchitecture. References: OMG - UAF - Architecture	Operating Eco-System	An Operating Eco-System is an Operating Context in which an Agent exists or lives for a specific purpose, interacting with partners. For instance, the operating context of an enterprise includes its customers and suppliers. References: OMG - UAF - Architecture OpenGroup - OAA - Ecosystem Russell Ackoff - System of Concepts - Environment of a system
Capability	An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. References: OMG - UAF - Capability	Business Capability	A Business Capability is a conceptual Capability that benefits to Customers (internal or external) of the enterprise. It expresses an ability to produce Conceptual Outcome Events. A Business Capability is defined by its intended Enterprise Outcome Events and the conditions (Condition Property) under which the production of the Enterprise Outcome Events shall be proceeded. The actual Condition Scale Values for a given Business Capability at different stages of Enterprise Initiatives is given by their exhibition (Exhibited Capability). References: OMG - BACM - Capability OMG - UAF - Capability OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Capability OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Business Capability
Capability Generalization
Capability Role	Property of a Capability typed by another Capability, enabling whole-part relationships and structures. References: OMG - UAF - CapabilityRole
CapabilityConfiguration	A composite structure representing the physical and human resources (and their interactions) in an enterprise, assembled to meet a capability. References: OMG - UAF - CapabilityConfiguration	System of Systems	A System of Systems is a Macro Capability Configuration that combine several System of Resources to deliver a common high level Business Capability. Examples: - Air traffic control system - Smart city system - Health Care System - Search and Resue system (SAR) - Naval squadron consisting of an aircraft carrier, its escort ships and its C5ISR capabilities. References: OMG - UAF - CapabilityConfiguration
CapabilityDependency	A tuple that asserts that one Capability is dependent from another. References: OMG - UAF - CapabilityDependency
CapabilityRoleDependency	References: OMG - UAF - CapabilityRoleDependency
CapableElement	An abstract type that represents a structural element that can exhibit capabilities. References: OMG - UAF - CapableElement	Business Operating Asset	Business Operating Assets comprise physical assets which contribute to the production and consumption of Business Outcome Events of the enterprise. This includes Business Agents, their behaviors (Business Behavior: Business Resource Process, Business Resource Interaction Process), References: OMG - UAF - CapableElement OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Solution Building Block OpenGroup - TOGAF - Guide - Solution Building Blocks
Challenge	An existing or potential difficulty, circumstance, or obstacle which will require effort and determination from an enterprise to overcome in achieving its goals. References: OMG - BMM - Threat OMG - UAF - Challenge	Driver Assessment	A Driver Assessment is a kind of Assessment which is motivated by a Stakeholder Driver. References: OMG - UAF - Challenge Challenge is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: SEAMF follows the BMM approach (see BMM Mapping) where Opportunies and Challenges are the result of Assessments.
Driver		Driver	A Driver is a factor which can have a significant impact on the activities, and goals of an Enterprise or a Management System. References: ISO 42010 - Concern OMG - BMM - Influencer OMG - UAF - Driver OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definitions - Concern
Effect	A kind of phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon that could lead to downstream effects or to one or more desired outcomes. References: OMG - UAF - Effect	Business Outcome Event	A Business Outcome Event is a Business Event that signals the happening of a change in the state of a Business Operating Asset, produced by the Business Behavior of a Business Agent, for the benefits of an internal or external consumer (especially Customers). References: OMG - BACM - Outcome OMG - UAF - Effect OMG - UAF - OperationalSignal OpenGroup - IT4IT - Defining Service Reference Architecture OpenGroup - OAA - Definition - Outcome
Enterprise Goal	A statement about a state or condition of the enterprise to be brought about or sustained through appropriate Means. An EnterpriseGoal amplifies an EnterpriseVision that is, it indicates what must be satisfied on a continuing basis to effectively attain the EnterpriseVision. BMM: OMG dtc-13-08-24. References: OMG - UAF - EnterpriseGoal	Enterprise Goal	An Enterprise Goal is an ideal target Value Proposition that tends to be longer term, and is defined qualitatively rather than quantitatively. It should be sufficiently narrow-focused so that Objectives can be defined for it. References: OMG - BMM - Goal OMG - UAF - EnterpriseGoal Russell Ackoff - System of Concepts - Objective UCF Glossary - Enterprise Objective
EnterpriseMission	Mission captures at a high level what you will do to realize your vision. References: OMG - UAF - EnterpriseMission		EnterpriseMission is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The current implementation of "Mission" doesn't capture the needs for Mission and MissionThread as specified by the varions MoDs. The UAF team is working on a refined implementation of Mission Thread for its next version of UAF (after 1.2). Thereby, the current Mission concepts of UAF are not implemented in SEAMF as they do not fit the needs.
Fulfilled Business Capability		Fulfilled Business Capability
GeopoliticalExtentType	GeopoliticalExtentType is not implemented as a subtype of OperationalExchangeItem. GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF. References: OMG - UAF - GeopoliticalExtentType		GeopoliticalExtentType is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF.
ImpactedBy	A tuple used to denote that an Opportunity provides the means for achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective. A dependency relationship denoting that an Opportunity provides the means for achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective. References: OMG - UAF - ImpactedBy		ImpactedBy is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: SEAMF follows the OMG BMM (see BMM Mapping) which asserts that Challenges are the result of an assessment. Thereby, the result of such assessments are not modeled as architectural relationships. Assessments leads to Decisions which then impact Functional Assets.
Information Model (Logical)	Logical - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a logical data model that allows analysis of an architecture’s data definition aspect, without consideration of implementation specific or product specific issues. It details the conceptual data model. References: OMG - UAFML - InformationModelKind	Logical Data Dictionary	Dictionary of Logical Data Entity.
InformationModel (Abstract)	A structural specification of data types, showing relationships between them. The type of information captured in the InformationModel is described using the enumeration InformationModelKind (Conceptual, Logical, and Physical). References: OMG - UAF - View - InformationModel	Information Dictionary	An Information Dictionary is a Model Package of Information Blocks used to describe an information architecture. This includes: 1. Information Domain which groups Information Entitys by unit knowlege required by an Agent to operate during Behavior execution. 2. Information Entity which constitute resusable unit of information that can change over time. 3. Concept Property which constitue immutable characteristics of Information Entitys. Concrete implementations of Model Packages are Business Dictionary, Logical Data Dictionary, etc.
InformationModel (Conceptual)	Conceptual - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a conceptual InformationModel that defines the required high-level data concepts and their relationships. References: OMG - UAFML - InformationModelKind
InformationModel (Physical)	Physical - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a physical data model that is an implementable specification of a data structure. A physical data model realizes a logical data model, taking into account implementation restrictions and performance issues while still enforcing the constraints, relationships and typing of the logical data model. References: OMG - UAFML - InformationModelKind
MapstoGoal	A tuple denoting that some StrategicInformation contributes to achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective. References: OMG - UAF - MapstoGoal		MapstoGoal is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: Occurences of StrategicInformation are entity types, such as "client", "customer", "competitor", "regulation". Facts that matter at the strategic levels are individual facts such as: "customer X as entered the market in 2022 with a competing offering". "Regulation X, introduced in 2019 is now affecting privacy constraints on assets we manage". These kinds of facts come from Drivers and their assessments (Driver Assessment).
MotivatedBy	A tuple denoting the reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way. References: OMG - UAF - MotivedBy	Driver Subject	Asset Block that is the subject of a Driver.
Natural Resource	Type of physical resource that occurs in nature such as oil, water, gas or coal. References: OMG - UAF - NaturalResource	Natural Resource	A Natural Resource is a kind Physical Business Agent that refers to any class of material or substance that occurs naturally in the environment and can be used by humans for various purposes. These resources are derived from the Earth and include a wide range of physical entities such as water, minerals, forests, fossil fuels, soil, and air. References: OMG - UAF - NaturalResource
OperationalActivity	An Activity that captures a logical process, specified independently of how the process is carried out. References: OMG - UAF - OperationalActivity	Value Stream	Value Streams are used to frame the Conceptual Operating Model of the enterprise: they describe how the enterprise shall operate, at the conceptual level, and helps chunking responsibilities between Conceptual Agents (Operating Domain or Business Function) . In the EA context, a Value Stream is a conceptual Action Process that represents an overarching perspective of the organization's processes aiming at producing Conceptual Outcome Events. The focus is on shaping and understanding the functional relationships and roles within the enterprise : its functional division of labor. This is not to be confused with Value Stream Mapping (VSM) which is focused on Lean optimization and is addressed with the concept of Business Process (see the Organization & Processes domain). A Value Stream is performed by Conceptual Agents who produce Conceptual Outcome Events. It is depicted as a sequence of Value Stream Stages, controlled by events and conditions. Value Stream Activitys are carried out by the involvment of Conceptual Agents as participants in the Value Stream. During its course of action, a Value Stream consumes, produces or stores Business Objects. 1) It may read or write Domain Assets in its Business Object Store. 2) It may receive Domain Assets at its boundary: reacted to Business Outcome Events. 3) It may produce Domain Assets at its boundary: produced Business Outcome Events. The course of actions of a Value Stream is constrained by the application of rules ( Conceptual Rule Enforcement) that define what is allowed and not allowed to do. There are traditionnaly two kinds of Value Streams: 1) Development development Value Streams define all of the actions, both value-creating and nonvalue-creating, required to bring a Product from concept to launch. 2) Operational Value Streams define define all of the actions, both value-creating and nonvalue-creating, required from order to delivery. These include actions to process information from the Customer and actions to transform the product on its way to the Customer. References: Lean.org - Value Stream OMG - BACM - ValueStream OMG - BPMN - Process OMG - UAF - Operational Activity OMG - UAF - OperationalActivity OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Value-Stream OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Value Stream SAFe© - Value Stream Wikipedia - Value Stream
OperationalAgent		Conceptual Agent	A Conceptual Agent is an abstract type of Agent that depicts a functional division of labor within an enterprise, influencing the formation of its business operating model. The concrete specializations of Conceptual Agent follow the systemic level pattern and come in the form of Operating Domain (a Macro Conceptual Agent) and Business Function (a Mezzo Conceptual Agent). References: Christensen Institute - Modularity OMG - UAF - OperationalAgent OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business Internal Active Structure Element Russell Ackoff - System of concepts - FunctionalDivisionOfLabor
OperationalPerformer	A logical entity that IsCapableToPerform OperationalActivities which produce, consume and process Resources. References: OMG - UAF - OperationalPerformer	Business Function	A Business Function is a Mezzo unit within the enterprise's functional division of labor. It is used to shape the enterprise management structure in regard to how it produces, consumes or processes Business Outcome Events: information, energy, materiel. A Business Function specifies Skills and Functionality(ies) required to perform their activities effectively. References: Christensen Institute - Modularity OMG - UAF - OperationalPerformer OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Business Function OpenGroup - TOGAF 9 - Definition - Business Function Russell Ackoff - System of concepts - FunctionalDivisionOfLabor
Opportunity	An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. References: OMG - BMM - Opportunity OMG - UAF - Opportunity	Driver Assessment	A Driver Assessment is a kind of Assessment which is motivated by a Stakeholder Driver. References: OMG - UAF - Challenge Opportunity is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: SEAMF follows the BMM approach (see BMM Mapping) where Opportunies and Challenges are the result of Assessments.
Organization	A group of OrganizationalResources (Persons, Posts, Organizations and Responsibilities) associated for a particular purpose. References: OMG - UAF - Organization	Department Type	A Department Type is a Mezzo Org-Unit which serves as an administrative unit template in both government and business Organizations. Examples: - Sales department; - Finance department; - Logistics department.. References: OMG - UAF - Organization OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business-Actor OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business-Collaboration OpenGroup - TOGAF - Enterprise Metamodel - Actor Russell Ackoff - System of concepts - FunctionalDivisionOfLabor Russell Ackoff - System of Concepts - Organizations UCF Glossary - Department
OrganizationalResource	An abstract type for Organization, Person, Post and Responsibility. References: OMG - UAF - OrganizationalResource	Org-Unit	An Org-Unit is a type of Human Resource that represent a unit of social groups within an organization, responsible for operating one or more enterprise's Business Functions. References: Christensen Institute - Modularity Humanresourcesedu.org - Human Resource OMG - UAF - OrganizationalResource OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business Internal Active Structure Element OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business-Actor Russell Ackoff - System of Concepts - Organizations
Person	A type of a human being used to define the characteristics that need to be described for ActualPersons (e.g. properties such as address, telephone number, nationality, etc). References: OMG - UAF - Person		Person is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The definition and usage of the concept are unclear and overlapp too much with the Post concept.
Post	A type of job title or position that a person can fill (e.g. Lawyer, Solution Architect, Machine Operator or Chief Executive Officer). References: OMG - UAF - Post	Organizational Position	An Organizational Position is a type of position held by people when part of a Department Type. Examples: - Sales representative - Developer - Storekeeper - Architect References: OMG - UAF - Post OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Business-Actor OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Role UCF Glossary - Position Description
Project	A type that represents a planned endeavor executed by an ActualOrganization responsible for developing, deploying or decommissioning ResourcePerformers in accordance with ActualProjectMilestones. References: OMG - UAF - Project	Project Type	A category of project. References: OMG - UAF - Project
ResourceArchitecture	A type used to denote a model of the Architecture, described from the ResourcePerformer perspective.	System of System Environment	A System of System Environment is an operating context which defines the interactions (Business Service Channel) of a System of Systems with its partners (Partner Resource Architecture). References: OMG - UAF - ResourceArchitecture
ResourceArtifact	A type of man-made object that contains no human beings (i.e. satellite, radio, petrol, gasoline, etc.). References: OMG - UAF - ResourceArtifact	Business System	A Business System is a man made artifact (Concrete Hardware System or Business Software System) which exposes Functionalityies and can produce Business Outcome Events. A Business System performs System Processes and participates to System Processes or to Business Processes. In System Processes, a Business System is always an active participant (System Process Participant). In Business Processes, a Business System is either an active participant (Automated Participant) or an Instrument used by Org-Units. References: DAU Glossary - family-systems OMG - UAF - ResourceArtifact Russell Ackoff - Choice & Communication - Instrument UCF Glossary - Business System WordNet - Artifact
ResourcePerformer	An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. References: OMG - UAF - ResourcePerformer	Business Agent	A Business Agent is a Resource Agent which produces and reacts to Business Outcome Events of the enterprise. A Business Agent can be a Human Resource (Organizational Position or Department Type), a Business System (Business Software System or Concrete Hardware System) or a Capability Configuration (an assembly of Org-Units and Business Systems. References: OMG - UAF - ResourcePerformer OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Business System
Sketching Item	A statement of an attainable, time-targeted, and measurable target that the enterprise seeks to meet in order to achieve its Goals. http://www.omg.org/spec/BMM/1.3/ References: OMG - UAF - EnterpriseObjective
Software	A sub-type of ResourceArtifact that specifies an executable computer program. References: OMG - UAF - Software	Business Software System	A Business Software System is a Business System used by Business Operations, that represents all granularities of software - ranging from MicroServices to enterprise wide Application Systems - used by Business Operations. All Business Software Systems share the following characteristics: 1) They provide Functionalitys. 2) They expose APIs (Application Interfaces) through which they deliver Information Outcome Events. 3) They handle datastores defined by Physical Data Domains. 4) They perform and participate to System Processes. References: OMG - UAF - Software OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Application Internal Active Structure Element OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Layer - Application Layer UCF Glossary - Software Asset
StrategicAsset	An abstract element that indicates the types of strategic elements that can be affected by Risk. References: OMG - UAF - StrategicAsset		StrategicAsset is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The UAF team has been acknowledged that the concept needs some rework as it does not map to the Business Architecture Guild definition as initially intended. (See Value Stream) Therefore, the "UAF Value Stream concepts" are not implemented in SysFEAT.
StrategicConstraint	A Rule governing a Capability. References: OMG - UAF - StrategicConstraint	Policy	A Policy is a Directive that is not directly enforceable whose purpose is to govern, guide or constrain the structure and Behavior of Agents in the enterprise. Policies provide the basis for rules and govern Behaviors carried out by Agents. Example of Policys are Regulation Articles, Business Policys or Architecture principles. References: OMG - BMM - Business Policy OMG - UAF - Rule
StrategicExchangeItem	An abstract grouping for elements that defines the types of elements that can be exchanged between ActualStrategicPhases and conveyed by a StrategicExchange. References: OMG - UAF - StrategicExchangeItem
StrategicInformation	Knowledge communicated or received concerning a particular fact or circumstance that is strategic in nature that is important or essential in relation to a plan of action. References: OMG - UAF - StrategicInformation		StrategicInformation is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: Occurences of StrategicInformation are entity types, such as "client", "customer", "competitor", "regulation". Facts that matter at the strategic levels are individual facts such as: "customer X as entered the market in 2022 with a competing offering". "Regulation X, introduced in 2019 is now affecting privacy constraints on assets we manage". These kinds of facts come from Drivers and their assessments (Driver Assessment).
StrategicPhase	A type of a current or future state of the enterprise, mission, ValueStream, or EnduringTask. References: OMG - UAF - StrategicPhase		StrategicPhase is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: By nature, stategies are ad-hoc, environment specifc vision and course of actions. Template for strategies may exist. They are not the purpose of architecture-driven transformation endeavors. For these reasons, SysFEAT does not provide a standard implementation UAF concepts related to strategy templates. They can easibly be added as an extension package.
SubjectOfStrategicConstraint	An abstract grouping of elements that can be the subject of a StrategicConstraint. References: OMG - UAF - SubjectOfStrategicConstraint	Policy Conformance	A Policy Conformance is the conformity requirement that applies a Functional Asset.
Technology	A sub type of ResourceArtifact that indicates a technology domain, i.e. nuclear, mechanical, electronic, mobile telephony etc. References: OMG - UAF - Technology	Technology System	A Technology System is a Resource Agent which produces and reacts to Technology Outcome Events through Technology Interfaces. Technology Systems are enablers of Business Systems. They do not directly deliver Business Outcome Events to internal or external customers. They deliver Technology Outcome Events required by Business Systems to operate. References: OMG - UAF - Technology OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Technology Internal Active Structure Element OpenGroup - OAA - Digital Technology
Value Stream	An end-to-end collection of activities that create a result for a customer, who may be the ultimate customer or an internal end-user of the value stream. Value stream nested within another value stream may represent Value Stream Stage - a distinct, identifiable phase or step within a value stream [The Business Architecture Metamodel Guide, 2020] References: OMG - UAF - ValueStream		Value Stream is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The UAF team has been acknowledged that the concept needs some rework as it does not map to the Business Architecture Guild definition as initially intended. (See Value Stream) Therefore, the "UAF Value Stream concepts" are not implemented in SysFEAT.
ValueItem	An ideal, custom, or institution that an enterprise promotes or agrees with. It may be positive or negative, depending on point of view. References: OMG - UAF - ValueItem		ValueItem is not directly represented in SysFEAT. Rational: The UAF team has been acknowledged that the concept needs some rework as it does not map to the Business Architecture Guild definition as initially intended. (See Value Stream) Therefore, the "UAF Value Stream concepts" are not implemented in SysFEAT.
WholeLifeEnterprise	A WholeLifeEnterprise is a purposeful endeavor of any size involving people, organizations and supporting systems. It is made up of TemporalParts and StructuralParts. References: OMG - UAF - WholeLifeEnterprise	Enterprise	An Enterprise is a macro Enduring Initiative that delivers added-value Products (goods & services) to its target Customers. It requires a formal organization of groups of people and resources to achieve its purposes. References: OMG - UAF - WholeLifeEnterprise OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Enterprise SAFe© - Enterprise SAFe© - Portfolio SAFe WordNet - Enterprise

EXTERNAL REFERENCES

Framework reference	SysFEAT Description
OMG - BMM - Opportunity	An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges.
OMG - BMM - Threat	An existing or potential difficulty, circumstance, or obstacle which will require effort and determination from an enterprise to overcome in achieving its goals. An existing or potential difficulty, circumstance, or obstacle which will require effort and determination from an enterprise to overcome in achieving its goals.
OMG - UAF - ActualEnduringTask	An actual undertaking recognized by an enterprise as being essential to achieving its goals - i.e. a strategic specification of what the enterprise does.
OMG - UAF - ActualEnterprisePhase	A time period within which a set of Capabilities are deployed. A time period within which a set of Capabilities are deployed A time period within which a set of Capabilities are deployed.
OMG - UAF - ActualOrganization	An actual formal or informal organizational unit, e.g. "Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency", "UAF team Alpha". An actual formal or informal organizational unit, e.g. "Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency", "UAF team Alpha". An actual formal or informal organizational unit, e.g. "Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency", "UAF team Alpha". Organization An Organization is a group of people who share a common purpose and establish a functional division of labor in pursuit of their common purpose. It is the relationships between its members in the pursuit of their common purpose that give unity and identity to an organization.
OMG - UAF - ActualOrganizationalResource	Abstract element for an ActualOrganization, ActualPerson or ActualPost. Abstract element for an ActualOrganization, ActualPerson or ActualPost. Abstract element for an ActualOrganization, ActualPerson or ActualPost. Abstract element for an ActualOrganization, ActualPerson or ActualPost.
OMG - UAF - ActualOutcome	An individual that describes something that happens or is produced as the final consequence or product and is related to one of the goals for the business or enterprise. Outcome is a special kind of effect, one that is usually at the end of a chain of effects, i.e. an "end effect".
OMG - UAF - ActualPerson	An individual human being. Person A Person represents a human being that is recognized by law as the subject of rights and duties.
OMG - UAF - ActualPost	An actual, specific post, an instance of a Post "type" - e.g., "President of the United States of America." where the Post would be president. An actual, specific post, an instance of a Post "type" - e.g., "President of the United States of America." where the Post would be president. An actual, specific post, an instance of a Post "type" - e.g., "President of the United States of America." where the Post would be president.
OMG - UAF - ActualProject	A time-limited planned endeavor executed by an ActualOrganization responsible for developing, deploying or decommissioning ResourcePerformers in accordance with ActualProjectMilestones. A time-limited planned endeavor executed by an ActualOrganization responsible for developing, deploying or decommissioning ResourcePerformers in accordance with ActualProjectMilestones. Project A Project is a course of action that is being executed or has been selected for execution. An enterprise's Initiatives represent the choices the enterprise has made about how to pursue the change that allows it to achieve its objectives.
OMG - UAF - ActualResponsibleResource	An abstract type grouping responsible OrganizationalResources. An abstract type grouping responsible OrganizationalResources. An abstract type grouping responsible OrganizationalResources. Responsible Human Entity A Responsible Human Entity is a Person or an organisation (group of people) capable of purposeful action, decision-making, and problem-solving within a system or organization. As Resource Agents, Responsible Human Entityies possess autonomy, adaptability, and the ability to influence outcomes, distinguishing them from unpurposeful entities like Business Systems (software and hardware) or Natural Resources. They can be held responsible for their actions, hence are Responsible Human Entityies.
OMG - UAF - ActualStrategicPhase	A phase of an actual enterprise, mission, ValueStream or EnduringTask endeavor. A phase of an actual enterprise, mission, ValueStream or EnduringTask endeavor. A phase of an actual enterprise, mission, ValueStream or EnduringTask endeavor.
OMG - UAF - Architecture	An abstract type that represents a generic architecture. Subtypes are OperationalArchitecture, Service Architecture, and ResourceArchitecture. An abstract type that represents a generic architecture. Subtypes are OperationalArchitecture, Service Architecture, and ResourceArchitecture. An abstract type that represents a generic architecture. Subtypes are OperationalArchitecture, Service Architecture, and ResourceArchitecture. Operating Eco-System An Operating Eco-System is an Operating Context in which an Agent exists or lives for a specific purpose, interacting with partners. For instance, the operating context of an enterprise includes its customers and suppliers.
OMG - UAF - Capability	Business Capability A Business Capability is a conceptual Capability that benefits to Customers (internal or external) of the enterprise. It expresses an ability to produce Conceptual Outcome Events. A Business Capability is defined by its intended Enterprise Outcome Events and the conditions (Condition Property) under which the production of the Enterprise Outcome Events shall be proceeded. The actual Condition Scale Values for a given Business Capability at different stages of Enterprise Initiatives is given by their exhibition (Exhibited Capability). An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. An enterprise's ability to Achieve a desired effect realized through a combination of ways and means (e.g. CapabilityConfigurations) along with specified measures. Capability A Capability is a functional Asset Property which refers to the ability to produce an Outcome Event. Capabilitys are fulfilled by Agents performing Processes and interacting with other Agents to produce the desired Outcome Event.
OMG - UAF - CapabilityConfiguration	Capability Configuration A Capability Configuration is a Business Agent which combines Org-Units and Business Systems along with networking capabilities in order to provide Business Capability(ies). There are two levels of granularity of Capability Configurations: System of Systems and System of Resources. A composite structure representing the physical and human resources (and their interactions) in an enterprise, assembled to meet a capability. A composite structure representing the physical and human resources (and their interactions) in an enterprise, assembled to meet a capability. System of Systems A System of Systems is a Macro Capability Configuration that combine several System of Resources to deliver a common high level Business Capability. Examples: - Air traffic control system - Smart city system - Health Care System - Search and Resue system (SAR) - Naval squadron consisting of an aircraft carrier, its escort ships and its C5ISR capabilities.
OMG - UAF - CapabilityDependency	A tuple that asserts that one Capability is dependent from another.
OMG - UAF - CapabilityRole	Property of a Capability typed by another Capability, enabling whole-part relationships and structures.
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OMG - UAF - CapableElement	Business Operating Asset Business Operating Assets comprise physical assets which contribute to the production and consumption of Business Outcome Events of the enterprise. This includes Business Agents, their behaviors (Business Behavior: Business Resource Process, Business Resource Interaction Process), An abstract type that represents a structural element that can exhibit capabilities.
OMG - UAF - Challenge	An existing or potential difficulty, circumstance, or obstacle which will require effort and determination from an enterprise to overcome in achieving its goals. An existing or potential difficulty, circumstance, or obstacle which will require effort and determination from an enterprise to overcome in achieving its goals. Driver Assessment A Driver Assessment is a kind of Assessment which is motivated by a Stakeholder Driver.
OMG - UAF - Effect	Business Outcome Event A Business Outcome Event is a Business Event that signals the happening of a change in the state of a Business Operating Asset, produced by the Business Behavior of a Business Agent, for the benefits of an internal or external consumer (especially Customers). A kind of phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon that could lead to downstream effects or to one or more desired outcomes.
OMG - UAF - EnterpriseGoal	A statement about a state or condition of the enterprise to be brought about or sustained through appropriate Means. An EnterpriseGoal amplifies an EnterpriseVision that is, it indicates what must be satisfied on a continuing basis to effectively attain the EnterpriseVision. BMM: OMG dtc-13-08-24. Enterprise Goal An Enterprise Goal is an ideal target Value Proposition that tends to be longer term, and is defined qualitatively rather than quantitatively. It should be sufficiently narrow-focused so that Objectives can be defined for it.
OMG - UAF - EnterpriseMission	Mission captures at a high level what you will do to realize your vision. The current implementation of "Mission" doesn't capture the need forf Mission and MissionThread modeling support required by the varions MoDs. The UAF team is working on refined implementation of Mission Thread. Thereby, the current Mission concepts of UAF are not implemented in SysFEAT as they do not fit theneeds. Mission captures at a high level what you will do to realize your vision. Mission captures at a high level what you will do to realize your vision.
OMG - UAF - EnterpriseObjective	Enterprise Objective Business Capability that is exhibited by an Enterprise Stage with quantified measure (KPI) and potential geopolitical scope (Site) for a defined market segment (Business Partner). An Enterprise Objective is a quantifiable end that a company/organization wants to achieve for a given Enterprise Initiative. An Enterprise Objective may support an Enterprise Goal; it may be refined into sub-objectives. An Enterprise Objective may concern a defined Exhibited Capability and be addressed by a defined Tactic. A statement of an attainable, time-targeted, and measurable target that the enterprise seeks to meet in order to achieve its Goals. http://www.omg.org/spec/BMM/1.3/
OMG - UAF - GeopoliticalExtentType	A type of geospatial extent whose boundaries are defined by declaration or agreement by political parties. GeopoliticalExtentType is not implemented as a subtype of OperationalExchangeItem. GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF. GeopoliticalExtentType is not implemented as a subtype of OperationalExchangeItem. GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF. GeopoliticalExtentType is not implemented as a subtype of OperationalExchangeItem. GeopoliticalExtentType was an initial requirement from DoDAF2 which hasn't been adopted by the final DoDAF specification. It is a legacy component of UAF.
OMG - UAF - ImpactedBy	A tuple used to denote that an Opportunity provides the means for achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective. A dependency relationship denoting that an Opportunity provides the means for achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective. A tuple used to denote that an Opportunity provides the means for achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective. A dependency relationship denoting that an Opportunity provides the means for achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective. SysFEAT follows the OMG BMM (see BMM Mapping) which asserts that Challenges are the result of an assessment. Thereby, the result of such assessments are not modeled as architectural relationships. Assessments leads to Decisions which then impact Functional Assets.
OMG - UAF - MapstoGoal	A tuple denoting that some StrategicInformation contributes to achieving an EnterpriseGoal or Objective.
OMG - UAF - MotivedBy	A tuple denoting the reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way. A tuple denoting the reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way.
OMG - UAF - NaturalResource	Natural Resource A Natural Resource is a kind Physical Business Agent that refers to any class of material or substance that occurs naturally in the environment and can be used by humans for various purposes. These resources are derived from the Earth and include a wide range of physical entities such as water, minerals, forests, fossil fuels, soil, and air. Type of physical resource that occurs in nature such as oil, water, gas or coal. Type of physical resource that occurs in nature such as oil, water, gas or coal. Type of physical resource that occurs in nature such as oil, water, gas or coal.
OMG - UAF - OperationalActivity	An Activity that captures a logical process, specified independently of how the process is carried out. An Activity that captures a logical process, specified independently of how the process is carried out. Value Stream Value Streams are used to frame the Conceptual Operating Model of the enterprise: they describe how the enterprise shall operate, at the conceptual level, and helps chunking responsibilities between Conceptual Agents (Operating Domain or Business Function) . In the EA context, a Value Stream is a conceptual Action Process that represents an overarching perspective of the organization's processes aiming at producing Conceptual Outcome Events. The focus is on shaping and understanding the functional relationships and roles within the enterprise : its functional division of labor. This is not to be confused with Value Stream Mapping (VSM) which is focused on Lean optimization and is addressed with the concept of Business Process (see the Organization & Processes domain). A Value Stream is performed by Conceptual Agents who produce Conceptual Outcome Events. It is depicted as a sequence of Value Stream Stages, controlled by events and conditions. Value Stream Activitys are carried out by the involvment of Conceptual Agents as participants in the Value Stream. During its course of action, a Value Stream consumes, produces or stores Business Objects. 1) It may read or write Domain Assets in its Business Object Store. 2) It may receive Domain Assets at its boundary: reacted to Business Outcome Events. 3) It may produce Domain Assets at its boundary: produced Business Outcome Events. The course of actions of a Value Stream is constrained by the application of rules ( Conceptual Rule Enforcement) that define what is allowed and not allowed to do. There are traditionnaly two kinds of Value Streams: 1) Development development Value Streams define all of the actions, both value-creating and nonvalue-creating, required to bring a Product from concept to launch. 2) Operational Value Streams define define all of the actions, both value-creating and nonvalue-creating, required from order to delivery. These include actions to process information from the Customer and actions to transform the product on its way to the Customer.
OMG - UAF - OperationalPerformer	Business Function A Business Function is a Mezzo unit within the enterprise's functional division of labor. It is used to shape the enterprise management structure in regard to how it produces, consumes or processes Business Outcome Events: information, energy, materiel. A Business Function specifies Skills and Functionality(ies) required to perform their activities effectively. Operating Domain An Operating Domain is a Macro functional division of labor within an enterprise, acting as a Conceptual Agent. It embodies a collection of interrelated Business Functions which collaboratively provide one or more Business Capability(ies). Operating Domains serve as the highest hierarchical grouping of Business Functions within the enterprise's Conceptual Environment. A logical entity that IsCapableToPerform OperationalActivities which produce, consume and process Resources. A logical entity that IsCapableToPerform OperationalActivities which produce, consume and process Resources. A logical entity that IsCapableToPerform OperationalActivities which produce, consume and process Resources. A logical entity that IsCapableToPerform OperationalActivities which produce, consume and process Resources.
OMG - UAF - Opportunity	An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges. An existing or potential favorable circumstance or combination of circumstances which can be advantageous for addressing enterprise Challenges.
OMG - UAF - Organization	Department Type A Department Type is a Mezzo Org-Unit which serves as an administrative unit template in both government and business Organizations. Examples: - Sales department; - Finance department; - Logistics department.. A group of OrganizationalResources (Persons, Posts, Organizations and Responsibilities) associated for a particular purpose. A group of OrganizationalResources (Persons, Posts, Organizations and Responsibilities) associated for a particular purpose.
OMG - UAF - OrganizationalResource	Org-Unit An Org-Unit is a type of Human Resource that represent a unit of social groups within an organization, responsible for operating one or more enterprise's Business Functions. An abstract type for Organization, Person, Post and Responsibility. A group of OrganizationalResources (Persons, Posts, Organizations and Responsibilities) associated for a particular purpose. An abstract type for Organization, Person, Post and Responsibility. An abstract type for Organization, Person, Post and Responsibility. A group of OrganizationalResources (Persons, Posts, Organizations and Responsibilities) associated for a particular purpose. A group of OrganizationalResources (Persons, Posts, Organizations and Responsibilities) associated for a particular purpose.
OMG - UAF - Person	A type of a human being used to define the characteristics that need to be described for ActualPersons (e.g. properties such as address, telephone number, nationality, etc). A type of a human being used to define the characteristics that need to be described for ActualPersons (e.g. properties such as address, telephone number, nationality, etc). A type of a human being used to define the characteristics that need to be described for ActualPersons (e.g. properties such as address, telephone number, nationality, etc).
OMG - UAF - Post	Organizational Position An Organizational Position is a type of position held by people when part of a Department Type. Examples: - Sales representative - Developer - Storekeeper - Architect A type of job title or position that a person can fill (e.g. Lawyer, Solution Architect, Machine Operator or Chief Executive Officer). A type of job title or position that a person can fill (e.g. Lawyer, Solution Architect, Machine Operator or Chief Executive Officer). A type of job title or position that a person can fill (e.g. Lawyer, Solution Architect, Machine Operator or Chief Executive Officer). A type of job title or position that a person can fill (e.g. Lawyer, Solution Architect, Machine Operator or Chief Executive Officer).
OMG - UAF - Project	A time-limited planned endeavor executed by an ActualOrganization responsible for developing, deploying or decommissioning ResourcePerformers in accordance with ActualProjectMilestones. A type that represents a planned endeavor executed by an ActualOrganization responsible for developing, deploying or decommissioning ResourcePerformers in accordance with ActualProjectMilestones. Project Type A category of project.
OMG - UAF - ResourceArtifact	Business System A Business System is a man made artifact (Concrete Hardware System or Business Software System) which exposes Functionalityies and can produce Business Outcome Events. A Business System performs System Processes and participates to System Processes or to Business Processes. In System Processes, a Business System is always an active participant (System Process Participant). In Business Processes, a Business System is either an active participant (Automated Participant) or an Instrument used by Org-Units. A type of man-made object that contains no human beings (i.e. satellite, radio, petrol, gasoline, etc.). A type of man-made object that contains no human beings (i.e. satellite, radio, petrol, gasoline, etc.).
OMG - UAF - ResourcePerformer	Business Agent A Business Agent is a Resource Agent which produces and reacts to Business Outcome Events of the enterprise. A Business Agent can be a Human Resource (Organizational Position or Department Type), a Business System (Business Software System or Concrete Hardware System) or a Capability Configuration (an assembly of Org-Units and Business Systems. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions. An abstract grouping of elements that can perform Functions.
OMG - UAF - Software	Application An Application is a Business Software System that provides a set of Functionality(ies) that End Users see as a single unit. Essentially Applications are architectural constructions resulting from the combinaison of the following four criteria: 1) A group of Functionality that End Users see as a single unit. 2) A managed asset (Managed Application) associated with a budget line in the context of an Application Portfolio. 3) A body of code that is seen by developers as a single unit. 4) A group of deployable software units (Deployable Application Packages) that must be installed together on one or multiple execution nodes (Computing System). Application is a Mezzo enterprise asset that sits between Application System and Application Component in the decomposition of Business Software Systems. Example: " Payroll" is an Application that is part an " HR System" which is an Application System. The "Payroll" Application includes, among other things, the "Salary and Wage Calculation" Application Component. Business Software System A Business Software System is a Business System used by Business Operations, that represents all granularities of software - ranging from MicroServices to enterprise wide Application Systems - used by Business Operations. All Business Software Systems share the following characteristics: 1) They provide Functionalitys. 2) They expose APIs (Application Interfaces) through which they deliver Information Outcome Events. 3) They handle datastores defined by Physical Data Domains. 4) They perform and participate to System Processes. A sub-type of ResourceArtifact that specifies an executable computer program. A sub-type of ResourceArtifact that specifies an executable computer program. A sub-type of ResourceArtifact that specifies an executable computer program. Software Module A Software Module is a Business Software System that is part of an application system. A Software Module is either an Application, Application Component or a MicroService. All share the ability to be composed of sub-Application Components and have dependencies to enabling Software Technology(ies).
OMG - UAF - StrategicAsset	An abstract element that indicates the types of strategic elements that can be affected by Risk. An abstract element that indicates the types of strategic elements that can be affected by Risk.
OMG - UAF - StrategicConstraint	A Rule governing a Capability.
OMG - UAF - StrategicExchangeItem	An abstract grouping for elements that defines the types of elements that can be exchanged between ActualStrategicPhases and conveyed by a StrategicExchange.
OMG - UAF - StrategicInformation	Knowledge communicated or received concerning a particular fact or circumstance that is strategic in nature that is important or essential in relation to a plan of action. Knowledge communicated or received concerning a particular fact or circumstance that is strategic in nature that is important or essential in relation to a plan of action.
OMG - UAF - StrategicPhase	A type of a current or future state of the enterprise, mission, ValueStream, or EnduringTask.
OMG - UAF - SubjectOfStrategicConstraint	An abstract grouping of elements that can be the subject of a StrategicConstraint.
OMG - UAF - Technology	A sub type of ResourceArtifact that indicates a technology domain, i.e. nuclear, mechanical, electronic, mobile telephony etc. A sub type of ResourceArtifact that indicates a technology domain, i.e. nuclear, mechanical, electronic, mobile telephony etc. Technology System A Technology System is a Resource Agent which produces and reacts to Technology Outcome Events through Technology Interfaces. Technology Systems are enablers of Business Systems. They do not directly deliver Business Outcome Events to internal or external customers. They deliver Technology Outcome Events required by Business Systems to operate.
OMG - UAF - ValueItem	An ideal, custom, or institution that an enterprise promotes or agrees with. It may be positive or negative, depending on point of view. An ideal, custom, or institution that an enterprise promotes or agrees with. It may be positive or negative, depending on point of view.
OMG - UAF - ValueStream	An end-to-end collection of activities that create a result for a customer, who may be the ultimate customer or an internal end-user of the value stream. Value stream nested within another value stream may represent Value Stream Stage - a distinct, identifiable phase or step within a value stream [The Business Architecture Metamodel Guide, 2020]
OMG - UAF - View - InformationModel	A structural specification of data types, showing relationships between them. The type of information captured in the InformationModel is described using the enumeration InformationModelKind (Conceptual, Logical, and Physical).
OMG - UAF - WholeLifeEnterprise	Enterprise An Enterprise is a macro Enduring Initiative that delivers added-value Products (goods & services) to its target Customers. It requires a formal organization of groups of people and resources to achieve its purposes. A WholeLifeEnterprise is a purposeful endeavor of any size involving people, organizations and supporting systems. It is made up of TemporalParts and StructuralParts. A WholeLifeEnterprise is a purposeful endeavor of any size involving people, organizations and supporting systems. It is made up of TemporalParts and StructuralParts.
OMG - UAF ActualResource	An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world. An instance of a ResourcePerformer in the real world.
OMG - UAFML - InformationModelKind	Logical - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a logical data model that allows analysis of an architecture’s data definition aspect, without consideration of implementation specific or product specific issues. It details the conceptual data model. Conceptual - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a conceptual InformationModel that defines the required high-level data concepts and their relationships. Conceptual - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a conceptual InformationModel that defines the required high-level data concepts and their relationships. Conceptual - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a conceptual InformationModel that defines the required high-level data concepts and their relationships. Logical - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a logical data model that allows analysis of an architecture’s data definition aspect, without consideration of implementation specific or product specific issues. It details the conceptual data model/ Physical - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a physical data model that is an implementable specification of a data structure. A physical data model realizes a logical data model, taking into account implementation restrictions and performance issues while still enforcing the constraints, relationships and typing of the logical data model. Physical - Indicates that the InformationModel associated with the InformationModelKind is a physical data model that is an implementable specification of a data structure. A physical data model realizes a logical data model, taking into account implementation restrictions and performance issues while still enforcing the constraints, relationships and typing of the logical data model.

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