The HOPEX Business Architecture desktop
The menus and commands available in HOPEX Business Architecture depend on the product licenses that you have and on the profile with which you are connected.
For more details on using the Web platform for HOPEX solutions, see the HOPEX Common Features guide.Presentation of space common to all profiles
All users have access to the HOPEX Business Architecture desktop and access to the following panes:
• Home and List of Tasks that are common to all HOPEX solution users.
• Ideation and Transformation used to manage project portfolios and access specific reports if your license allows.
For more details on managing ideas and projects, see "Managing Enterprise Projects", page 583.• Reports: accesses all reports, improving understanding of terms and their use.
Presenting the business function architecture desktop
In addition to the panes offered in standard mode to all HOPEX Business Architecture desktop users, the business architect has access to the following panes:
The Vision pane
The Vision pane provides access to the following menus.
• Motivation, to describe the change drivers and assess them within the framework of strategic assessments;
• Strategic planning
• The 'Enterprise Strategic View' tree to display the enterprise stages and the goals and courses of action,
• The ‘Enterprise Architecture View' tree to display the enterprise stages and the business capabilities maps, the business function architecture environments and the connected solution environments building blocks.
• Inventories, to access the main objects.
The Business Architecture pane
The Business Architecture pane provides access to the following menus:
• ‘Business Architecture Environment by Stage', to display the Environments treeview and their breakdown into components, by stage;
• ‘Inventory' of main Business Architecture objects.
The Organization Architecture pane
The Organizational Architecture pane provides access to the inventory of the main objects of the organization.
The Application Architecture pane
The Application Architecture pane provides access to the following menus:
• Application system environment by enterprise stage, to display the Application environments and their breakdown by stage;
• Inventory of application objects
The Technical Architecture pane
The Technical Architecture pane provides access to the following menus.
• Resource Architecture Environment by enterprise stage, to display the tree of the Resource Architecture Environment and their breakdown by stage;
• Inventory of main technical objects.
Presenting the Strategic Planning functional administrator desktop
The strategic planning functional administrator has the same panes as the business architect.
In addition, the functional administrator has access to the Environment pane that provides access to the following menus:
• Enterprises, to build enterprises, allocate users to working environments and declare regulation frameworks.
• Reports, which provide access to the Container dependencies analysis report to manage the dependencies between the objects used by the enterprises and their owning libraries.
Objects can be defined by the functional administrator as imported by enterprises or assigned to a different owner to correct the errors.