Brief Overview of the CaaS Project for Invited Members of the Project’s Exploitation Advisory Boad (EAB). Highlights the explotation lines of the project
Author: Jan-Christian Kuhr
Capability Patterns as the Enablers for Model-based Development of Business C...CaaS EU FP7 Project
Lately the notion of capability has emerged in information system engineering as the means to support development of context dependent organizational solutions and supporting IT applications. To this end a Capability Driven Development (CDD) approach has been proposed. As key part of CDD is the concept of patterns that is used to support the capability design from existing solutions as well as the adjustment of the capability delivery at run-time. A pattern template and meta-model is presented together with the CDD lifecycle that incorporates pattern development and use. The initial experiences of use of the patterns as part of CDD at three industrial use cases are also presented.
Authors: Janis Stirna, Jelena Zdravkovic, Martin Henkel and Janis Kampars.
These slides present a full tuorial of Capability driven development presented in the CLEI 2014 conference. Contents:
Introduction
Enterprise modelling with 4EM
Capability design
Capabilities in runtime
Case studies
Conclusion
Authors: Sergio España & Tania González
Strategies for capability modelling: analysis based on initial experiencesCaaS EU FP7 Project
Businesses need a way to efficiently adapt not only their services but also the IT infrastructure for delivering them.
One of the key features is to explicitly capture the delivery context of customer services and to provide mechanisms for configuring or generating its delivery
Authors: Sergio España, Janis Grabis, Martin Henkel, Hasan Koç, Kurt Sandkuhl, Janis Stirna, Jelena Zdravkovic
Applying Capability Modelling in the Genomics Diagnosis Domain: Lessons Learned CaaS EU FP7 Project
Because of the evolution of sequencing technologies, tailored software is a must in the genetic diagnosis domain. Bioinformatics Workflow Management Systems (BWMS) are a popular software for geneticists to describe workflows for analysing genomic data. Although these systems improve development productivity, they are far from being widely accepted by this community. The lack of rigorous conceptual modelling-practices explains the complexity to adapt this genetic analysis software to context changes. In order to face this adaptation issue, we propose using the capability notion as a modelling primi-tive for providing a sound conceptual background. This paper analyses, from a capability-driven perspective, how daily practices in a bioinformatics SME could be represented as capabilities. From this real scenario, we state current capabilities and explain how they can be supported using current BWMS. As a lessons learned, we discuss how the introductions of capability-driven de-velopment could improve their daily work.
Authors: Francisco Valverde & Maria José Villanueva
The main goal of the CaaS project is to bring about a shift from the service-oriented paradigm to a capability delivery paradigm. This puts particular focus on the context in which digital enterprises make their business, requiring customisation of the business offerings as the context of delivery changes. The CaaS project aims to facilitate configuration of business services and development of executable software to monitor the fitness of purpose of these services to evolving business contexts and where necessary to adjust these services according to the context. To this end, the CaaS project will deliver the Capability Driven Development (CDD) approach that will allow digital enterprises to exploit the notion of ‘capability’ as a means of both designing for services and operating with services.
Capability Patterns as the Enablers for Model-based Development of Business C...CaaS EU FP7 Project
Lately the notion of capability has emerged in information system engineering as the means to support development of context dependent organizational solutions and supporting IT applications. To this end a Capability Driven Development (CDD) approach has been proposed. As key part of CDD is the concept of patterns that is used to support the capability design from existing solutions as well as the adjustment of the capability delivery at run-time. A pattern template and meta-model is presented together with the CDD lifecycle that incorporates pattern development and use. The initial experiences of use of the patterns as part of CDD at three industrial use cases are also presented.
Authors: Janis Stirna, Jelena Zdravkovic, Martin Henkel and Janis Kampars.
These slides present a full tuorial of Capability driven development presented in the CLEI 2014 conference. Contents:
Introduction
Enterprise modelling with 4EM
Capability design
Capabilities in runtime
Case studies
Conclusion
Authors: Sergio España & Tania González
Strategies for capability modelling: analysis based on initial experiencesCaaS EU FP7 Project
Businesses need a way to efficiently adapt not only their services but also the IT infrastructure for delivering them.
One of the key features is to explicitly capture the delivery context of customer services and to provide mechanisms for configuring or generating its delivery
Authors: Sergio España, Janis Grabis, Martin Henkel, Hasan Koç, Kurt Sandkuhl, Janis Stirna, Jelena Zdravkovic
Applying Capability Modelling in the Genomics Diagnosis Domain: Lessons Learned CaaS EU FP7 Project
Because of the evolution of sequencing technologies, tailored software is a must in the genetic diagnosis domain. Bioinformatics Workflow Management Systems (BWMS) are a popular software for geneticists to describe workflows for analysing genomic data. Although these systems improve development productivity, they are far from being widely accepted by this community. The lack of rigorous conceptual modelling-practices explains the complexity to adapt this genetic analysis software to context changes. In order to face this adaptation issue, we propose using the capability notion as a modelling primi-tive for providing a sound conceptual background. This paper analyses, from a capability-driven perspective, how daily practices in a bioinformatics SME could be represented as capabilities. From this real scenario, we state current capabilities and explain how they can be supported using current BWMS. As a lessons learned, we discuss how the introductions of capability-driven de-velopment could improve their daily work.
Authors: Francisco Valverde & Maria José Villanueva
The main goal of the CaaS project is to bring about a shift from the service-oriented paradigm to a capability delivery paradigm. This puts particular focus on the context in which digital enterprises make their business, requiring customisation of the business offerings as the context of delivery changes. The CaaS project aims to facilitate configuration of business services and development of executable software to monitor the fitness of purpose of these services to evolving business contexts and where necessary to adjust these services according to the context. To this end, the CaaS project will deliver the Capability Driven Development (CDD) approach that will allow digital enterprises to exploit the notion of ‘capability’ as a means of both designing for services and operating with services.
Simplified application management framework created taking information from PMBOK, ITIL, COBIT5, CMMI, ASL and Microsoft compliance. This aims at putting the first steps in place to be able to understand and manage an applications life cycle.
The project was undertaken to try and identify how to reduce risk associated with the applications that the department create, implement and manage. It dovetailed into an audit of the applications that the department use and have implemented in the past 5 years.
The Government of New Brunswick Enterprise Architecture RoadmapTamim Rahman
This document can be downloaded as a PDF for a better viewing experience; click on "Save". This roadmap was shared in a Symposium held on September 25th. A summary of this event can be found on http://www.qrs3e.com/gnb_ocio_togaf/
Showcasing exemplary stories of success where channel partners have gone to great lengths to implement innovative solutions. Acclaiming those partners who have risen to the challenges of the digital era and transformed their business to a solutions offering. Inspiring channel businesses to become value-added providers and trusted allies to their customers. Stories that made a Difference.
Key stories of the edition are as below:
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Simplified application management framework created taking information from PMBOK, ITIL, COBIT5, CMMI, ASL and Microsoft compliance. This aims at putting the first steps in place to be able to understand and manage an applications life cycle.
The project was undertaken to try and identify how to reduce risk associated with the applications that the department create, implement and manage. It dovetailed into an audit of the applications that the department use and have implemented in the past 5 years.
The Government of New Brunswick Enterprise Architecture RoadmapTamim Rahman
This document can be downloaded as a PDF for a better viewing experience; click on "Save". This roadmap was shared in a Symposium held on September 25th. A summary of this event can be found on http://www.qrs3e.com/gnb_ocio_togaf/
Showcasing exemplary stories of success where channel partners have gone to great lengths to implement innovative solutions. Acclaiming those partners who have risen to the challenges of the digital era and transformed their business to a solutions offering. Inspiring channel businesses to become value-added providers and trusted allies to their customers. Stories that made a Difference.
Key stories of the edition are as below:
1. DATA DRIVEN Masterworks
2. ENHANCING PROFITABILITY Robosoft Soliutions
3. COMBINING INNOVATIONS Agile Cloud Solutions
4. UNLOCKING EFFICIENCIES Zero & One
5. ADAPTING TO CHANGE Paramount Computer Systems
6. POWERING THROUGH ICD Technologies
7. CUTTING COMPLEXITY Alpha Data
8. BRIDGING THE GAP Deltron
9. THE PERFECT MATCH Aerizo
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For the past few years, the evolution of cloud computing has been potentially becoming one of the major
advances in the history of computing. But is cloud computing the saviour of business? Does it signal the
demise of the corporate IT functionality entirely? However, if cloud computing has to achieve its potential,
there is a need to have a clear understanding of various issues involved, both from the perspectives of the
providers and the consumers related to the technology, management and business aspects. Objective of this
research is to explore the strategic business, management and technical challenges existing in cloud
systems. It is believed that adopting a methodology and suggesting a corresponding architectural
framework would serve as a potential comprehensive conceptual tool, which shows path for mitigating
challenges and hence effort are put in bringing in by mentioning a suitable methodology and its brief
description. It concludes that International Business Machine Common Cloud Management Platform is one
way to realize the combined features of various models such as Hub & Spoke Model as a quality of
Governance model; Gen-Spec Research Methodology design for semantic and quality research studies into
one in the form of Reference Architecture. However in order to realize the full potential of the CustomerRespond-Adapt-Sense-Provider
(conceptual) methodology for dealing with semantics, it is important to
consider Internet of Things Architecture Reference Model where in the resources are translated into
Services.
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A Reference Model Based Design of Supply Chain Management CapabilitiesCaaS EU FP7 Project
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COBI 2014 - Designing a Meta Model as the Foundation for Compliance CapabilityCaaS EU FP7 Project
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2014 Asdenca - Capability-based business model transformationCaaS EU FP7 Project
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2014 Asdenca - Capability-driven development of a soa platform, a case studyCaaS EU FP7 Project
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2014 Asdenca - On the applicability of concepts from variability modelling in...CaaS EU FP7 Project
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1. Slide 1 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Capability as a Service in Digital
Enterprises
Brief Overview of the CaaS Project for Invited Members of
the Project’s Exploitation Advisory Boad (EAB)
June 26, 2014
Jan-Christian Kuhr ● SIV.AG
jan-christian.kuhr@siv.de
3. Slide 3 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Acronym CaaS
Full title Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Website http://caas-project.eu
Funded by 7th Framework Programme (FP7) of the European
Commission, ICT Programme
Project Collaborative research and development project
Duration Sep 1, 2013 – Aug 30, 2016
Goal Shift from service-oriented paradigm to a capability
delivery paradigm
Drivers Use cases from different industries and business
domains
Consortium 5 partners from industry plus 4 academical partners
Key Facts
4. Slide 4 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
The capabilities of an enterprise represent one factor that often determines
competitive advantage and provides business value. Capabilities refer to essential
functions of the enterprise that link business goals to business processes,
resources and actors. These capabilities are mapped onto IT solutions, such as
software services that in turn are delivered to customers.
Aligning an enterprise’s capabilities to the provision of its services is far from being
a straightforward task, especially nowadays where the dominance and volatility of
the Internet shifts the problem solving focus, from upfront predictable designs to
identifying and capitalising on emerging and instantaneous business opportunities.
Operating in the modern digital business world increases the importance of
business agility. It is essential for modern information systems to have the
capability to constantly deliver business value depending on ever changing context
situations. Examples of such dynamic context are an enterprise’s business model,
business rules, regulation and legislation, location, resource pricing and demand
forecast as well as user preferences and past activities.
Motivation
5. Slide 5 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
The main goal of the CaaS project is to bring about a shift from the service-oriented
paradigm to a capability delivery paradigm. To this end, the CaaS project will
deliver the Capability Driven Development (CDD) approach that will allow digital
enterprises to exploit the notion of capability as a means of both service design and
service operation. CDD will comprise
modelling languages for representing enterprise designs, context models, and
patterns,
a methodology for detailing how capabilities may be specified and how these
may be used for designing new services,
reusable best practices and capability delivery patterns,
algorithms for dealing with business context awareness and service re-
configuration,
a tool environment for modelling, design and delivery, and
a set of case studies demonstrating the applicability of the CDD approach.
The project is driven by three use cases from different business domains that act as
a means of guiding, validating, and revising the CDD approach.
Motivation cont.
6. Slide 6 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Consortium Partners
7. Slide 7 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Project’s Timeline
EAB
8. Slide 8 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Use Cases to Validate the CDD Approach
Key Partner Business Domain
Detailed in
the
following
slides
9. Slide 9 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
SIV’s Use Case Environment
Typical market roles
European utilities
industry
10. Slide 10 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
SIV’s Use Cases
Current use
case
Future use cases
supported by
new capabilities
Capability #2
Capability #1
11. Slide 11 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Integrating Context to Deliver Capability
Capability
Navigation
Application
Oracle Fusion
Middleware
12. Slide 12 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Exploitation Advisory Board
13. Slide 13 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
Companies Invited as Members of the EAB
Benefits
First-hand information on the project‘s progress
Ability to impact the project‘s outcomes
Opportunity to be an early adopter
Required Signed letter of intent (LoI)
Willingness to participate in EAB meetings
14. Slide 14 CaaS – Capability as a Service in Digital Enterprises
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Jan-Christian Kuhr • Enterprise Architect • jan-christian.kuhr@siv.de •
Tel +49 381 2524-2836 • Skype: janchristiankuhr
Ulrich Czubayko • Manager Strategic Product Development •
ulrich.czubayko@siv.de • Tel +49 381 2524-1501
Thomas Donath • CEO of SIV.A&T • thomas.donath@arch-tech.de •
Tel +49 381 2524-2801
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