This is a guest blog from Fabian Kainzinger (iteratec) – for more see iteraplan blog. Connections and dependencies of infrastructure elements are simply and effectively modelled using the extended iteraplan meta model: iteraplan 3.1 now supports the usage-relation for infrastructure elements. Relations between elements of the same building block type differ semantically. iteraplan supports the following…
DetailsThis is a guest blog from Fabian Kainzinger (iteratec) – for more see iteraplan blog. With iteraplan release 3.1 (launched in July 2013) the portfolio diagram’s layout was improved: An overlapping of elements with discrete property values is avoided now. With iteraplan’s portfolio diagram you can lay out elements in two dimensions. To place an element…
DetailsThis is a guest blog from Fabian Kainzinger (iteratec) – for more see iteraplan blog. iteraplan release 3.1 with the newly introduced date intervals offers improved options for planning and coordination. The date intervals are configurable and available for all types of building blocks. How does this work? First you need two date attributes which define…
DetailsThis is a guest blog from Fabian Kainzinger (iteratec) – for more see iteraplan blog. Another new feature in iteraplan 3.1 (released in July 2013) affects the Excel-Import & Export which is included in the iteraplan Enterprise-Edition. Now iteraplan also supports XSLX as import and export format: The latest Excel-Version 2013 uses – like the preceding versions…
DetailsThis is a guest blog from Fabian Kainzinger (iteratec) – for more see iteraplan blog. Over the next few days, we’ll be blogging about new features of the new iteraplan 3.1 from July 2013. We start by introducing a small, but helpful enhancement, which a lot of our users have been asking for. From now on,…
DetailsThis is a guest blog from Karsten Voges – for more see his personal blog. Why are clusters, graphs and other relations so popular in EA? Very common in Enterprise Architecture are relationship based visualizations. This is in contrast to many other management disciplines. Most other management visualizations often come down to some sort of…
DetailsThis is a guest blog from Karsten Voges – for more see his personal blog. A popular visualization within Enterprise Architecture is the Roadmap, Life-Cycle or Gantt Chart. Sometimes also called a Masterplan or Timeline. The roadmap diagram presents a timeline showing periods and status information of e.g. applications, projects, servers or business units. Sometimes…
DetailsThis is a guest blog from Karsten Voges – for more see his personal blog. The central drivers for Enterprise Architecture Management are the goals and concern of your stakeholders. Valuable tools for answering stakeholder questions are visualizations and reports. A picture is truly worth 1000 words. Visualizations allow you to see different information combined in…
DetailsThe people behind SMART360°Biz, the leading Enterprise Portfolio Management consulting firm donated iteraplan, Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) software, valued at $250,000, to the Enterprise Architecture Center at Penn State University’s College of Information Sciences and Technology (IST). The donation of iteraplan software supports the Center’s efforts in pursuing its educational and research objectives. iteraplan is already…
DetailsWelcome to the new home of Enterprise Architecture Solutions – Hello EA world! We help you getting up and running in EA, and will use this blog for news in the EA space as well as summarizing some of our services, ideas, frameworks to get some discussions, but also to help us all grow in…
Details
