A way of regarding situations or topics from different perspectives. In an Architecture, system- and software engineering, different views. Show different aspects of the system being modelled. A view is not a graph but an abstraction consisting of a number of diagrams (which are the actual graphs).
Typical views are the functional view, the performance view, the user view, etc.
A view in an Enterprise architecture framework can be chararacterized by its Layer, Aspect and Level of scope. Usually it will contain elements of a limited number of Model element and relationship types.
The backlinks below usually do not include the child and sibling items, nor the pages in the breadcrumbs.
The parent item of View is Techno Order (scope), which has child items:
- Architecture
- Architecture Domain
- Aspect
- Decision frame
- Decision objective
- Decision variable
- Development initiative
- Framework
- Hashtag
- Internet
- Layer
- Level of scope
- Level of socio-technology
- Model
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Model element
- Application Component
- Assessment
- Business actor
- Business Role
- Capability
- Collaboration
- Communication Path
- Constraint
- Course of Action
- Deliverable
- Device
- Distribution Network
- Driver
- Equipment
- Event
- Facility
- Function
- Gap
- Goal
- Grouping
- Interaction
- Interface
- Junction
- Location
- Material
- Meaning
- Network
- Node
- Object
- Outcome
- Plateau
- Principle
- Process
- Requirement
- Resource
- Service
- Stakeholder
- System Software
- Value
- Value Stream
- Work Package
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Model pattern
- Business layer elements and xMN elements
- Change (Adjust | Act)
- Conceptual model for integrated public services provision
- Context of the Work
- Driver goal gap pattern (Check & Plan)
- "Need to innovation" pattern
- Principle/goal to plan pattern (Plan)
- Risk mitigation pattern
- Solution Architecture Template (SAT)
- Strategy elements and xMN elements
- Work system pattern (Do)
- Performance indicator
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Professional profile
- Account manager
- Business analyst
- Business information manager
- Chief Information Officer (CIO)
- Database administrator
- Developer
- Digital media specialist
- Enterprise architect
- ICT consultant
- ICT operations manager
- ICT security manager
- ICT security specialist
- ICT Trainer
- Network specialist
- Project manager
- Quality assurance manager
- Service desk agent
- Service manager
- Systems administrator
- Systems analyst
- Systems architect
- Technical specialist
- Test specialist
- Technotope
- Theory
- View
- Viewpoint
The (ontological) order of View is the Techno Order.
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