Of these levels of use-case, there is a corresponding realization, which we can describe as a business process, it is High-level use cases, that is they still represent a black-box view of the behavior of that business system. Note that the lower-level, more detailed use cases are still use cases for the same business system as the The figure below illustrates this refinement of use cases. Or several, detailed business use cases representing the same activities in the organization." For each high-level business use case, you could define one, The other model, for the process owners, would contain a detailed set of use cases that helpedĬlarify how the organization needs to function internally.
"One model, for the executives, would contain a set of high-level business use cases that showed the intent and purpose Technique for accommodating the needs of executive management, as well as business process owners, by defining business In Concept: Modeling Large Organizations (extract in quotes below), we describe a We also allow processes to be event-driven, that is, they are triggered by conditions (resulting in Artifact: Business Events) that arise in the conduct of business.
To business use cases (see Guideline: Business Use-Case Model), that is: Therefore we can apply the same taxonomy to them as we do The bounding business system's business use cases. This is a very concrete view of process, and so we adopt the view that business processes are realizations of Required/used resources, ownership of resources, accountability, definitions of items passed into and out of tasks, and Organization, resource, and data models to capture all aspects of the process, including not only performing roles, but The process, possibly decomposed into sub-processes, has associated Support of the organization's objectives - delivering value in the form of product or service, often to anĮxternal party such as a customer or partner. Related (and typically sequenced) activities that use the resources of the organization to provide defined results in A business process is a group of logically