The decision constraints are the limitations on possible values of variables.
Decision constraints limit the freedom of a decision centre to select any arbitrary value for its decision variables.
Decision constraints are part of a decision frame.
The Constraint Dictionary includes and groups a number of frequently met constraints in accordance with social levels in a social architecture, and the Classification of the Functions of Government (COFOG).
In the ArchiMate Framework a constraint is defined as a restriction on the way in which a system is realized.
This may be a restriction on the implementation of the system (e.g., specific technology that is to be used), or a restriction on the implementation process (e.g., time or budget constraints).
Category: Motivation Extension
Examples: "Application should be realised in Java", "Cost should be below budget", "iPad only version"
Typical Relationships: Composition, Aggregation, Specialisation, Influence
Source: Archimate 2.1 Chapter 2.7 Motivation Extension and Chapter 10; Archi - The Free ArchiMate Modelling Tool - Hint for the model element.
The backlinks below usually do not include the child and sibling items, nor the pages in the breadcrumbs.
- ArchiMate Framework
- Constraints to macro journeys
- Constraints to meso journeys
- Constraints to micro journeys
- Constraints to pico journeys
- Decision frame
- External public and publicly guaranteed debt
- Lack of data for monitoring and evaluation
- Language
- Language (pdf/print friendly)
- Motivation Extension
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