SysFEAT - Systemic Framework for Enterprise Architecture & Transformation

CLASS OF CLASS OF INDIVIDUAL - System of Resources

Description

Abstract Concept

A System of Resources is a Mezzo Capability Configuration that combines Org-Unit Types, Concrete Hardware Systems and Business Software Systems to provide a Business Capability.

Examples:

- Factory (with workers),

- Data center (with opetators)

- Hospital (with doctors and nurses)

- Configured aircraft carrier (with crew),

- Configured rescue ship (with rescue team).

Functional Domain: Facility Asset Architecture

External references

DAU - Glossary - System of Systems

Systems_of_Systems_(SoS)

Wikipedia - System of systems

Super Types

Capability Configuration (from partition: Systemic Levels of Capability Configuration)

Dictionary

Dictionary of SysFEAT concepts

Lexical Scope

Architecture Container

RELATIONSHIPS

Simple Graph Graph & Inheritance Table

Simple Graph

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Graph & Hierarchy

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Relationship Table

Relationship	Cardinality	Target Entity	Source Entity	Description
Network Server Port	[1..1]	Network Interface	Networking System	Network Ports are physical communication end points to Networking Systems.They comply with particular physical communication protocols.They handle service points and request points.
Client Network Port	[1..1]	Network Interface	Networking System	Communication Ports are physical communication points to resource.They comply with particular physical communication protocols.They handle service points and request points.
Network Connection	[*..0]	Network Interface	Networking System	A Network Connection is a Communication channel that represent physical/virtual connections between Networking Systems.They connect Networking Systems through their Network Ports.They convey interactions between physical resources.
Realized Business Function	[*..0]	Conceptual Agent	Business Agent Type
Specialized Resource Agent	[*..0]	Business Agent Type	Business Agent Type	Abstract Relationship
Business Service Point	[1..1]	Business Service Interface	Business Agent Type	Abstract Relationship
Business Request Point	[1..1]	Business Service Interface	Business Agent Type	Abstract Relationship
Business Connection	[*..0]	Business Service Interface	Business Agent Type	Abstract Relationship
Performed Resource Scenario	[*..0]	Business Resource Interaction Process	Business Agent Type	Abstract Relationship A Performed Resource Scenario is a Business Resource Interaction Process operated by a Business Agent Type.
Performed Business Resource Process	[*..0]	Business Resource Process	Business Agent Type	Abstract Relationship
Resource Agent Store	[*..0]	Data Domain	Business Agent Type	Abstract Relationship
Realized Agent	[*..0]	Agent Type	Agent Type
Life Start	[*..0]	Agent Life Cycle Event	Agent Type	A Life Start is a Start Type that denotes the type of event that signifies the beginning of an Agent Types existence.
Life End	[*..0]	Agent Life Cycle Event	Agent Type	A Life End is an End Type that denotes the type of event that signifies the end of an Agent Types existence.
Specialized Technology Asset	[*..0]	Technology Functional Asset	Technology Functional Asset
Technology Risk	[*..0]	Technology Risk Type	Technology Functional Asset
Referencing Relationship	[*..0]	Entity	Entity	Abstract Relationship A Referencing Relationship is a Relationship that points at its target Entity through Reference Adjacency.
Existential Dependency	[1..1]	Entity	Entity	Abstract Relationship An Existential Dependency relationship is a Relationship where the source Entitys existence depends on the existence of the target Entity.The cardinality of the set of targetted Entity is [1..1].
Existential Independence	[*..0]	Entity	Entity	Abstract Relationship An Existential Independence relationship is a Relationship that specifies that the existence the source Entity doesnt depend on the existence of its target Entity.The cardinality of set set of targetted Entity is [0..*].
Hierarchical Member	[*..0]	Building Block	Aggregate Block	A Hierarchical Member is an Aggregate Member that is also a Block Lexical Scope for the Building Block it aggregates: it relates its aggregated block by nesting (see Nesting Relationship).Hierarchical Members are used to build hierarchical structures of Building Blocks, in constrast to Block Members which are used to build network structures of Building Blocks.
Block Member	[*..0]	Building Block	Aggregate Block	A Block Member is an Aggregate Member that aggregates its releated Building Block by reference (see Referencing Relationship).Block Members are used to build network structures of Building Blocks while Hierarchical Members are used to build hierarchical structures of Building Blocks.

SERIALIZATION FORMAT

TEXTUAL SYNTAX RDF

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SEMANTIC TAXONOMY

Sub-Types Super-Types

SUB-TYPES

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BORDERS

Name	Super type	Border Type	Description
Business Request Point	Agent Type::Request Point Operating Asset Type::Operating Exit	Business Service Interface
Business Service Point	Agent Type::Service Point Operating Asset Type::Operating Entry	Business Service Interface
Client Network Port	Technology System::Technology Request Point	Network Interface	Communication Ports are physical communication points to resource. They comply with particular physical communication protocols. They handle service points and request points.
Network Server Port	Technology System::Technology Service Point	Network Interface	Network Ports are physical communication end points to Networking Systems. They comply with particular physical communication protocols. They handle service points and request points.

INTERNAL STRUCTURE

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CLASS OF CLASS OF INDIVIDUAL - System of Resources

RELATIONSHIPS

Simple Graph

Graph & Hierarchy

Relationship Table

SERIALIZATION FORMAT

SEMANTIC TAXONOMY

SUB-TYPES

SUPER-TYPES

BORDERS

INTERNAL STRUCTURE

CHARTER

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