A stakeholder is defined as the role of an individual, team, or organization (or classes thereof) that represents their interests in, or concerns relative to, the outcome of an architecture or (of) a work system.
There is an illustration of the model element in the Work system pattern (Do).
A stakeholder has one or more interests in, or concerns about, the organisation and its enterprise architecture.
The name of a stakeholder should preferably be a noun.
Category: Motivation Extension
Examples: CEO, the board of directors, shareholders, customers, business, and application architects
Examples in Societal architecture include:
- #gpii631 - Technology companies
- #gpii6391 - News media
- #gpii6399 - AI actors
- #gpii72 - Reseachers
- #gpii731 - Advertisers
- #gpii749 - Fact-checking organizations
- #gpii84 - States
- #gpii9411 - Business and employers organizations
- #gpii9492 - Political actors
- #gpii98 - Households
- #gpii99 - United Nations
Typical Relationships:
- Composition, Aggregation, Specialisation
Source: Archimate 2.1 Chapter 2.7 Motivation Extension and Chapter 10.
The backlinks below usually do not include the child and sibling items, nor the pages in the breadcrumbs.
- Application Reference Model (ARM)
- ArchiMate Framework
- Change (Adjust | Act)
- Competence goal
- #gpii631 - Technology companies
- #gpii6391 - News media
- #gpii6399 - AI actors
- #gpii72 - Reseachers
- #gpii731 - Advertisers
- #gpii749 - Fact-checking organizations
- #gpii84 - States
- #gpii9411 - Business and employers organizations
- #gpii9492 - Political actors
- #gpii98 - Households
- #gpii99 - United Nations
- Information Ecosystem (xy)
- Manage Portfolio Stakeholders
- Motivation Extension
- Portfolio Stakeholder Engagement
- Strategy elements
- Strategy elements and xMN elements
- UN Global Principles for Information Integrity - Next Steps
- Value Stream
- Work system pattern (Do)
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