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Defining transformation stages
The implementation of an enterprise is described by the enterprise stages that correspond to its state at a given time.
Thus, when an enterprise is created, the following two enterprise stages can also been created:
The current ('As-Is') stage that concerns existing elements;
The target 'To-Be' phase that contains the target elements determined by the review of the transformation strategic goals.
The Capability map is associated to the enterprise and its transformation stages.
The strategic elements of a transformation stage that follow:
The enterprise objectives and the corresponding tactics, see Identifying enterprise ends,
the exhibited Capabilities, see: Managing Exhibited Capabilities.
Each transformation stage is scheduled in the enterprise project depending on real or estimated dates. The scheduling is used to buid the enterprise transformation roadmap.
Creating a Transformation Stage
To create a transformation stage from an enterprise:
1. From the navigation menu, select Strategic > Motivation.
2. Click the Enterprise Stages tab.
3. Click New.
A Transformation stage creation dialog box opens.
4. Specify the Name of the transformation stage.
5. Specify the Period of the transformation stage: As Is, Future or Passed.
6. Specify the Begin Date and the End Date.
7. Click OK.
Transformation stage properties
With HOPEX UAF, a transformation stage is described by several property pages.
The Characteristics property page of an enterprise stage provides access to the following information:
Name,
Owner the current enterprise,
Period, As Is, Future or Passed. This attribute can be used if the dates are not specified.
Begin Date of the phase,
End Date of the phase,
the Description text.
the Enterprise Stage Component section,
The Strategy property page of an enterprise stage provides access to the following information:
the Ends section that is used to access to the Ends involved in the transformation stage.
*For more details on ends elements, see Identifying enterprise ends.
the Means section that is used to access to the Means involved in the transformation stage.
*For more details on means elements, see Defining Means.
the exhibited capabilities page that is used to access to the Capabilities involved in the transformation stage.
*For more details on strategic elements, see Managing Exhibited Capabilities.
The Architecture Description page that is used to access to the architecture elements involved in the transformation stage.
*For more details on architecture elements, see Architecture Description.
The Timeline page provides access to the Enterprise Stage Gantt.
*For more details on this report, see Strategic - States.