Application Usage ViewPoint Diagram

The Application Usage viewpoint describes how applications are used to support one or more business processes, and how they are used by other applications. It can be used in designing an application by identifying the services needed by business processes and other applications, or in designing business processes by describing the services that are available. Furthermore, since it identifies the dependencies of business processes upon applications, it may be useful to operational managers responsible for these processes.

EN	Application Usage ViewPoint Diagram

Below are the different views available in this type of diagram using the Views and details command. These views are listed in their order of appearance in the Display dialog box. For each view the various object types and links are listed.

Views	View by default	Object type	Links
Application Usage ViewPoint		Application, Org-Unit, Exchange Contract, Role, Interaction, Operation, Organizational Process, Entity (DM), Concept, Event, Sequence Flow, Participant, Gateway, System Used, Service Point, Request Point, Organizational Process Performance, Realization of Business Information, Exchange, Exchange Use.	Called Exchange between Exchange and BPMN Activity Part Owned Interaction Endpoint between Interaction End Point and Legacy Agent Type External Structure Specified Interchange Use between Interchange Use and Interacting Behavior Process Performance Owner between Behavioral Agent and Process Performance Process Performance Context between Process Performance and BPMN Process Exchange Contract Owner between Exchange Contract and Interchange Use Service Point Specification between Role and Service Point Triggered Event between Event and Sequence Flow Business Information Realization between Realization of Business Information and Dictionary Composite Type Owner Organizational Process between Organizational Process and Operation
External References		External reference.
Notes		Note.