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• Applications without owners: displays a list of applications to which you can connect responsible users.

• Applications not linked to a portfolio: displays a list of applications to which you can connect portfolios.

• Applications without exposed exchanges: applications that neither receive nor send flows.

See Specifying Data Exchanged With Other Applications.

• Applications included in a transformation project: these are the applications that are part of the deliverables of a transformation project.

See Defining the Business Case of a Project.

• Applications not mapped to business capabilities: displays the list of applications which don't cover any business capability.

To request application owners to connect applications to business capabilities, select the applications and click Request Application Update. A notification is sent to owners.

• Critical applications: all applications that cover a strategic business capability, in other words, whose Business Value is "Significant”.

This is the business value defined during the last business capability assessment. For more details on assessing a business capability, see Using Assessment for Business Capabilities and their Implementation.

• Applications with an obsolescence risk: applications whose risk of obsolescence is between “Medium” and “Very high”.

The risk of application obsolescence corresponds to the highest risk of the technologies linked to it. See the obsolescence risk in the Overview of a technology.

• Applications with sensitive data: applications linked to data stores containing data (classes, MD entities, data views) or Concepts in the "Sensitive data" category.

• Technologies soon obsolete

• Technologies without lifecycle

See Technology Life Cycle within the Organization (Gantt Diagram).

• Applications

• On-premises Applications

This is the type of application installation. See Application identification> Cloud Computing.

• Cloud Applications

This is the type of application installation. See Application identification> Cloud Computing.

• Technologies

See Drawing up a Technology Inventory.

• Microservices

A microservice is a software component that can be deployed autonomously, but which does not directly provide an end user service. It can interact with other application services, applications or application systems. This is a deployable software component that uses software technologies. For example: an authentication service, a PDF file printing service.