Glossary
A helpful A-Z glossary listing key Business and IT
transformation terms and technical definitions.
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Business Rules Engine
A Business Rules Engine is a set of applications and technologies system that executes one or more business rules as part of process execution. -
Business Rules Repository
A Business Rules Repository is simply a centralized repository of all business rules and information about the rules. -
Business Service
A Business Service is a mechanism through which business capabilities are supported, typically through a clearly defined interface and is managed and governed by an organization. -
Capability
A business Capability defines what an organization needs to undertake as the means of achieving its strategy, in terms of the 'what' rather than the 'how'. -
Capability Architecture
A Capability Architecture is the organization of a set of the Capabilities required to describe a particular scope. This could be for an organization or to realize a particular solution or solution aspect. -
Capability Increment
A Capability Increment is a discrete portion of a capability architecture that delivers specific value. When all increments have been completed, the capability has been realized. -
Capacity
Capacity is the product of a certain set of variables all working together, namely Resources, Time, and Productivity. -
Cause and Effect Diagram
A Cause and Effect diagram a visual tool used to arrange and categorize possible factors contributing to a certain event or problem. -
Choreography
A Choreography is an ordered sequence of B2B message exchanges between two or more Participants. -
Collaboration
Collaboration is the act of sending messages between any two Participants.
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