Archives: Templates

Templates and model types in the QualiWare platform.

Capability

Capabilities can be described using the Capability template.

A capability can be described and rated in accordance with the business importance, current maturity and target maturity.

The capability rating can be illustrated on the object. The stripe on the left side represents the Business Importance and two dots represent the Business Maturity and Target Maturity.

On the Score tab, additional scoring possibilities are available:

These scoring can also be shown on the object:

Capabilities are modelled in BusinessCapabilityModel-diagrams.

Call Behavior Action

Invokes another behavior (e.g., another activity or state machine) as part of the flow.

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Description of this template will be available soon.

Business Rule

A business rule is a statement that defines or constrains some aspect of a business. It is a set of conditions or guidelines that dictate how a business should operate and make decisions. Business rules help to ensure that a business is run consistently and effectively, and that everyone involved in the business is aware of what is expected of them.

Business rules can cover a wide range of topics, including:

  • Financial transactions: rules for managing and recording financial transactions, such as how to process invoices or how to handle expense reports.
  • Operations: rules for running the day-to-day operations of a business, such as how to manage inventory or how to handle customer complaints.
  • Compliance: rules for ensuring that a business complies with regulations and laws, such as data privacy regulations or employment laws.
  • Ethics: rules for promoting ethical behavior and decision-making, such as codes of conduct or policies on conflicts of interest.

Business Moment

A business moment refers to a specific event or occurrence that has significant implications for the ecosystem as a whole. It is a critical moment in the life cycle of a business or businesses within the ecosystem, and it may be triggered by a range of internal or external factors such as changes in technology, shifts in consumer behavior, or new regulations.

For example, a business moment within a tech ecosystem might be the launch of a new product or service that disrupts the existing market and changes the competitive landscape. In a healthcare ecosystem, a business moment might be the approval of a new drug or medical device that has a significant impact on patient outcomes or the industry as a whole.