Re: Business Capabilities to Business Footprint on Project s
Posted: 31 Jul 2015, 14:34
Hi Shiv,
The Business Footprint section is populated by looking at what Strategic Plans the project is supporting / implementing. It tracks what is taking place in those plans and applying some logic to determine if the Business Capability is impacted by the Project. This could be Business Processes, Organisations or Applications which relate to the parent Business Capability through one or more relationships.
Have a look at the "Strategic Plans Supported" section of the "Project" Class in the repository and try creating a new "Strategic Plan" and populating that with some relationships that link to one or more Business Capabilities.
As a rule, we tend to recommend you model what you need rather than attempting to "light up" a specific view. Many views (especially the Application Provider Summary) can have many sections which look at an objects from many perspectives. For most organisations only some of these will be relevant at any given point in time.
Thanks
Neil
The Business Footprint section is populated by looking at what Strategic Plans the project is supporting / implementing. It tracks what is taking place in those plans and applying some logic to determine if the Business Capability is impacted by the Project. This could be Business Processes, Organisations or Applications which relate to the parent Business Capability through one or more relationships.
Have a look at the "Strategic Plans Supported" section of the "Project" Class in the repository and try creating a new "Strategic Plan" and populating that with some relationships that link to one or more Business Capabilities.
As a rule, we tend to recommend you model what you need rather than attempting to "light up" a specific view. Many views (especially the Application Provider Summary) can have many sections which look at an objects from many perspectives. For most organisations only some of these will be relevant at any given point in time.
Thanks
Neil