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Models and Methods

Enterprise Architects use a variety of conceptual models and tools to convey their ideas, such as:

	Model/Method	Starting References	Workspace	Summary
1	Brick Diagrams	Columbia explanation and examples NIH EA site Wisconsin site Washington site	Brick Diagrams wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive	Goals: Give IT teams (and potentially their customers) a shared framework for change in technology solutions; gain agreement on solutions that will be explored, planned, implemented, or phased out. Context: IT service management; changing technology solutions over time and across teams. Scope: Multiple IT teams across an organization.
2	Pace Layers	Gartner Glossary Link to Gartner special report ITANA Face2Face 2012 presentation (slides 8-12)	Pace Layers wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
3	Capability Maps	ITANA capability map (as an example) Teaching and Learning capability map (ITANA RATL working group) UW-M Advisor capability map Detailed Cutter article on the use of capability maps	Capability Maps wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
4	Core Diagrams	T&L Core diagram (from the ITANA RATL) UW-M Student Advisor Core Diagram Microsoft Blog on core diagram creation	Core Diagrams wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
5	TIME models	ITANA Face2Face 2012 presentation (slides 4-7)	TIME Models wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
6	Roadmaps	ITANA roadmaps resources resource page	Roadmaps wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
7	Dot Diagrams	2012 presentation (PDF) by Jim Phelps	Dot Diagrams wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
8	Engagement Value Matrix	2013 presentation by Chris Eagle	Engagement Value Matrix wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
9	Semantic Data Models	Example: UW-IT Investment Planning Objects and Definitions	Semantic Data Models wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive
10	Process Maps	BPTrends article by Alec Sharp UW Grant Contract Accounting (as an example)	Process Maps wiki page Scratchpad in Google Drive	Goals: Give business and IT stakeholders a shared framework for understanding business processes; gain agreement on the context and scope of business processes. Context: Project or service scoping; assessing business pain points and process improvement needs. Scope: A business domain or subdomain, usually involving multiple organizational units.

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