Artifact: Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept

This artifact is a solution, which may simply be conceptual, to the architecturally-significant business requirements.

Domains: Business Modeling
Work Product Kinds: Concept

Purpose

The purpose of the Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept is to determine whether there exists, or is likely to exist, a solution (or a set of solutions) that satisfies the architecturally-significant requirements.

Relationships

Roles	Responsible: Business Architect	Modified By: Business Architect
Tasks	Input To: Business Architectural Analysis Business Use-Case Analysis	Output From: Construct Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept
Process Usage	Assess Business Status > Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept Define Business > Identify Business Processes > Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept Define Business > Design Business Process Realizations > Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept Define Business Operations > Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept Describe Current Business > Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept Develop Domain Model > Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept Explore Process Automation > Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept

Tailoring

Representation Options

The Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept may take many forms, for example:

a conceptual model of a solution using a notation such as UML
a simulation of a solution
a prototype