Archimate 2 as a ProVision Modelling language

Roger_Blair
Roger_Blair
in AppWorks #1

Hi,

 

Does anyone know if ProVision supports Archimate 2.0 or if it will in the future (and when).  I saw an external presentation that suggested it did but cannot find any info.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=8BDOb3KaYlo

 

Thanks,

Roger

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  • Matt_Michael
    Matt_Michael
    #2

    Hi Roger,

     

    I don't see Archimate specifically listed in the Roadmap.

     

    https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/cs.dll?func=ll&objaction=overview&objid=20778580

     

     

    Regards,

    Matt

  • Roger_Blair
    Roger_Blair
    #3

    Thanks Matt,

     

    I did not see it either but thought that maybe it was available as an extension.  I would be interested if others see value in adopting Archimate?

     

    Cheers

    Roger

  • Matt_Michael
    Matt_Michael
    #4

    Hey Roger,

     

    I am not certain on that matter, but I have sent a query to our PMs.

     

    Thanks,

    Matt

  • Matt_Michael
    Matt_Michael
    #5

    Hey Roger,

     

    PM pinged me back on this one. We're aware of the standard but it is currently not on the roadmap nor is it currently on a schedule to be added. If Archimate gains more traction in the business community we may re-evaluate our position on this.

     

    Regards,

    Matt Michael

  • Tom Foster
    Tom Foster
    #6

    Hi Roger:

     

    You may want to check out the book, "Open Text Metastorm ProVision 6.2 Strategy Implementation".  In the book, author Bill Aronson devotes part of chapter 3 to comparing ArchiMate objects to the Enterprise Designer framework. 

    http://www.amazon.com/Open-Metastorm-ProVision%C2%AE-Strategy-Implementation/dp/1849682526

     

    Tom Foster

  • Matt_Michael
    Matt_Michael
    #7

    Hey Roger,

     

    Where is an email address that I can reach you at?

     

    Thanks,

    Matt

  • Roger_Blair
    Roger_Blair
    #8

    Hi Matt,

    Sorry, been off line a couple of days. -removed-

    cheers.

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  • Matt_Michael
    Matt_Michael
    #9

    Hey Roger,

     

    I've sent you an e-mail with some things you may find useful.

     

    Regards,

    Matt

  • Jim Clendon
    Jim Clendon
    #10

    Hi Matt and Roger

     

    I'd be interested in this, I have a number of people in other NZ Govt agencies who are suggesting or using Archimate.  Others swear by TOGAF, others use a NZ variation of the FEAF, then others suggest we adopt CEA (Common approach to Federal Enterprise Architecture) even though the lower level detail are yet to be published.  Situation normal in the Enteprise Architectrure World then :)

     

    Cheers ...... Jim

  • Matt_Michael
    Matt_Michael
    #11

    Hey Jim,

     

    I've emailed you as well.

     

    Regards,

    Matt

  • Prakash_Mavuduru
    Prakash_Mavuduru
    #12

    Hi Jim - My understanding is that Archimate (also by The Open Group - folks behind TOGAF) is a "language" for modeling Enterprise Architecture i.e. it provides notation to TOGAF which itself does not prescribe a notation and is really  notation agnostic.

     

    TOGAF and Archimate can complement each other very well.

     

    Cheers,

    Prakash

  • Prakash_Mavuduru
    Prakash_Mavuduru
    #13

    Matt - can you send me (-removed-) links to materials that address the question of implementing Archimate using Provision ?

     

     

     

    Many Thanks

    Prakash

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  • Matt_Michael
    Matt_Michael
    #14

    Hi Prakash,

     

    I sent you an email.

     

    Regards,

    Matt

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