Before starting with the strategic transformation
Defining a Work Context
For more information on managing you work context, see Enterprises and libraries.A library and an enterprise are used to represent a unique work context.
In the context of the Hopex IT Business Management solution, a library can hold all the elements of your project: processes and org-units, for example.
Libraries are collections of objects used to split repository content into several independent parts. They allow creation of virtual partitions of the repository. In particular, two objects owned by different libraries can have the same name.An Enterprise is used to represent the work context of a transformation project.
An Enterprise is a purposeful undertaking, conducted by one or more organizations, aiming at delivering goods and services, in accordance with the enterprise mission in its changing environment. During its development over time, an enterprise has to adapt to its environment and sets up transformation goals and objectives along with course of action to achieve these objectives. The design and realization of the resulting transformation stages may transcend organizational boundaries and consequently require an integrated team working under the direction of a governing body to involve stakeholders in transformation initiatives. This requires the implementation of an integrated team, under the responsibility of a governing body, to involve the stakeholders in the transformation.Accessing the list of libraries with Hopex IT Business Management
To access the list of libraries from the Environment navigation menu:
Select Containers > Libraries.The library tree appears.
For more details on libraries, see Using Libraries.Using Properties Pages
Hopex IT Business Management provides properties pages available for several solutions.
Using the facilities described in the Hopex Power Studio guide, you can customizing the properties pages of your solution.The pages below are common to main Hopex IT Business Management objects.
• the Measurable Property is used to access to:
• the Measurable Property section which provides the list of measurable properties associated to the described object.
• the Set of Constraining Properties section which provides the list of Sets of constraining properties associated to the described object.
For more details, see Using performance indicators.• The Implementation page provides access to the list of Enterprise Architecture solution building blocks that implement the described object.
For more details on implementation of business capabilities, see Describing Component Fulfillment.• The Reporting page provides access to the reports available for the described object.