Title: The difference between the business model, framework and architecture | CustomerThink
Headings: The difference between the business model, framework and architecture
The difference between the business model, framework and architecture
Content: Business Architecture articulates the functional structure of an enterprise in terms of its business services and business information. The key views of the enterprise within the business architecture context are: Business Strategy view: captures the strategic goals that drive an organization forward. The goals may be decomposed into various tactical approaches for achieving these goals and for providing traceability through the organization. Business Capabilities view: describes the business functional abilities expressed via business services of an enterprise and the sections of the organization that would be able performing those functions. Business Knowledge view: establishes the shared semantics (e.g., customer, order, and supplier) within an organization and relationships between those semantics (e.g., customer name, order date, supplier name). Business Operational view: