Interaction Model
An Interaction Model describes how the organization interacts within its environment.
Problems and Solutions
To define each interaction with the environment of organizations is often a painstaking but necessary job that takes a lot of work to maintain. It is, however, essential knowledge necessary to develop, adapt, or reuse different interactions with customers or customer organizations.
In the Enterprise Architects approach this nuisance is solved during the development of components in the Architecture and the Design Continua.
Tools to support Interaction Modeling
The following tools support the Interaction Modeling:
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modeling the Business Process and storing business Events and business Results in Interaction Model |
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maintaining Messages as Information Events and Information Results in Interaction Model |
Advantages of the Enterprise Architects approach
The interaction model is automatically updated when business service delivery is modeled and updated of so-called Business Products on one side or when information service delivery is modeled and updated of so-called Information Products on the other side. In this way the interaction of the organization with its business and supply/demand interaction is automatically maintained.
- The SAFe™ Core Values are safeguarded and improved as follows
- 3.1 Alignment
- 3.2 Built-in Quality
- 3.3 Transparency
- 3.4 Program Execution