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Subject: Metrics for Business Rules from Morgan Book
Part of what I promised from today’s conference
call. I copied the last four pages of Morgan’s book and put it into
an excel spreadsheet. Morgan classifies benefits into categories and maps
architecture ilities to those categories. The spreadsheet shows the complexity and difficulty of categorizing
benefits and architectural ilities for business rules. I am trying to create something similar for BCM by
classifying the barriers and promoters for the ilities in our layer model and
information pyramid. Next step is to map the results to organizational
responsibilities for CEO, CIO, CFO, CTO, CKO (Chief Knowledge Officer), CSO
(Chief Security Officer) and COO. This really starts to bump into EAP
(Enterprise Architecture Planning). This is going to take some time to
do this. Wish I knew Computational Oragami. (http://theory.lcs.mit.edu/~edemaine/)
and how to “fold” this out so the “C” level team can
understand enough to manage what they need to manage as an executive level
team. <Dan/> PS. I created this spreadsheet in Excel 2003 and opened
the file in OpenOffice 1.1 and saved as OpenOffice format and
exported to PDF from OpenOffice. I would like to know if there are
any backward Excel versioning problems if you run into them. thx |
BusinessRuleMetricsByMorgan.xls
BusinessRuleMetricsByMorgan.sxc
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