In an innovation canvas, the symbol “Innovation” typically refers to a new and creative idea or concept that can potentially bring about significant improvements in a particular area or industry. The symbol is often used to represent the overall goal or objective of the innovation process, which is to generate, develop and implement new ideas that can provide competitive advantages, create value, and meet the needs of customers or other stakeholders. The innovation symbol can be used in various ways in an innovation canvas, depending on the specific approach or methodology being used. It may be used to represent a particular product or service, a new business model, a process improvement, a technological advancement, or any other type of innovation.
Archives: Templates
Templates and model types in the QualiWare platform.
Initiative
An initiative is a planned project or program that is undertaken by an organization to achieve a specific goal. Initiative is a deliberate effort to bring about a desired change or improvement in the organization. This can range from a small, one-time project to a large, ongoing effort that spans multiple departments or units within the organization.
Initial Node
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Inheritance Connection
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Inheritance
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Inhabitance
The connection Inhabitance is used to show relationship between a organizational object (Organizational unit, Person, Position, Role) and a location in a diagram.
Information Item DMN
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Information Requirement DMN
Information Requirement in DMN (Decision Model and Notation) refers to the concept of specifying the information required to make a decision within a business process. This can include the data, information, or knowledge that is needed to support the decision-making process, as well as the sources of that information.
For example, a line might connect a decision to a data source to represent how the decision relies on information from that data source. Similarly, a line might connect a knowledge base to a decision to represent how the decision relies on knowledge from that knowledge base.
Information Flow
An InformationFlow shows the requirement for information in the symbol of the connection. The request for information in fx Business Function or Information System is based on the functionality of those components.
An InformationFlow can show several types of information that is floating.
An InformationFlow that relates two BusinessFunctions shows the messages or continous information passed from one function to the other. It is triggered by events inside the organization or outside.
It can relate a BusinessFunction and an InformationSystem showing the information floating from the system to a function and back. This type of information must be handled by the InformationSystem and presented to the user in a friendly manner. This presentation should be described on the InformationFlow.
Finally an InformationFlow can flow between two InformationSystem. This is a very important kind of information since the description and handling of it can influence both functionality an performance in the InformationSystems and the flexibillity and autonomy of the systems. If this kind of informationFlow is kept and modelled like messages between autonomous InformationSystems instead of updates of replicated information the flexibllity of the organisations overall system strategy increases dramatically.
InformationFlow properties
The InformationFlow tab
Property | Metamodel name | Description |
Short Description | ShortDescription | Short verbal description. |
Frequency | Frequency | Number of times the information flows per time unit. |
Response Time | ResponseTime | The required response time for the information. |
Max. age | MaxAge | Maximum age for the information at time of use. |
per | FrequencyUnit | Time unit for the frequency. Choices are: second minute hour day week month year |
Size | Size | The size of the information. |
Accessible | Accessible | The time interval where the information must be accessible. |
Security | Security | The security level for the information. |
Breaks Down To | BreaksDownTo | Relations to components describing this InformationFlow. Links to: Attribute, Business Object, Business Object Model, Class, Class Diagram, Conceptual Data Model, Information Concept, Data Entity, Data Model Diagram, Dialog Layout, Information Flow, Report Layout, Use Case. |
The Access tab
Property | Metamodel name | Description |
Call command | CallCommand | System command used to save or fetch this information. E.g a SOAP command |
Return value (If different from the flow) | ReturnValue | Return values when this information flow is delivered. |
Call seq.-no. | CallSequenceNumber | Indication of the sequence in which the information flows are executed |
Calling Component | CallingComponent | Links to: Information System. |
Message type | MessageType | The type of message used to deliver this information Choices are: |
Uses interface | UsesInterface | Links to: Interface. |
The Transformations tab
Property | Metamodel name | Description |
Source | Source | Links to source files for this flow. E.g. XML-files Links to: Document, External Document. |
Transformation | Transformation | Links to code that transforms the source format to the target format. E.g. XSLT-files Links to: Data Mapping Diagram, Document, External Document. |
Target | Target | Links to target files for this flow. E.g. XML-files Links to: Document, External Document. |
Information Concept
The Information concept refers to the activities that involve the creation, processing, and dissemination of information, including data, knowledge, and other forms of intelligence that are essential to support the primary and support activities of the value chain. This can include activities such as market research, product design and development, order processing, logistics and distribution, customer service, and other activities that require the use of information to create value for customers and stakeholders.