With ever increasing needs of corporate and regulatory compliance, best practice and efficient and IT governance, corporate modeling has become the hub and knowledge base for multiple projects in many organizations. A flexible, scalable, easy-to-use, yet sophisticated and powerful solution is needed to meet the modeling requirements of multi-disciplinary teams in business and IT communities.
The solution to this need can be found in Casewise’ globally adopted modeling software, Corporate Modeler. Corporate Modeler provides this shared and flexible repository, hosted on your existing database platforms, Oracle and MS- SQL, where advanced rules safeguard consistency, integrity and security.
Corporate Modeler is the easy-to-use visual modeling tool at the heart of the Corporate Modeler Suite.
With Corporate Modeler, business and IT professionals can quickly map, analyze and simulate 'end-to-end' business processes and supporting IT systems – helping to find and eliminate inefficiencies and adapt operations to deliver new business goals.
Corporate Modeler links together organizational, process, IT architecture and data technology modeling though dynamic object linking – enabling teams to capture and understand the links between people, process and technology. This multi-dimensional view enables users to know the impact of change, to find and eliminate inefficiencies, to identify and rollout best practices and to implement IT solutions that truly support the enterprise.
Communicative visual modeling
The most effective way to understand an organization is to break it down into its constituent parts and show how these parts link together to form a whole.
Corporate Modeler's object approach to modeling enables you to do just this. It provides you with a set of logically chosen object types which, when linked together, will represent any business situation in an easy-to-understand manner:
Corporate Modeler provides total flexibility so that you are free to model all the dimensions of your organization. This flexibility allows project teams to build models that explain the key relationships between people, processes and technologies. Users are able to create their own modeling object types that act as the building blocks of your models, whilst capturing the different dimensions of your unique organization. You can completely customize the kind of information that is stored on modeling objects meaning you are able to capture, analyze, report on and publish all the knowledge you need to factor in when managing and implementing changes.
User-defined objects
In addition to these standard object types, Corporate Modeler allows you to create user-defined object types to represent anything your modeling initiative requires, from 'critical success factor' through to 'product brand'. This functionality enables you to represent the different kinds of links, relationships and dependencies within your organization. By modeling these connections within your organization, users can make fully informed business and IT planning decisions by knowing the full ‘ripple’ impact of any proposed change.
Linking business and IT modeling
Corporate Modeler links together several different modeling techniques so that when a change is implemented, it can be communicated clearly to all types of audience. Both business and IT modeling techniques are linked to enable true collaboration between people of different specialties.
Each technique is connected through the central repository, facilitating the sharing of individual modeling objects across different views.
Organizational modeling
Form a top-down view of your organization to agree the scope of your improvement initiatives Define organizational structures to best support your business processes.
Identify which business processes are performed by each organizational department.(also known as functions or silos)
Business Process Modeling
Visualize, simulate and optimize your 'end-to-end' human and automated business process flows. Eliminate bottlenecks, duplication and redundancy of work. Optimize how processes affect the various departments and suppliers of your organization from initial customer inquiry to final delivery of service. Test the ROI of alternative process redesigns through simulation to arrive at an optimal blueprint. Map the data, applications and IT hardware utilized by each process step.
IT architecture modeling
Analyze and improve the use of applications, hardware, networks and data structures that support or automate your business processes. Locate which systems to integrate or replace to maximize return-on-investment. Utilize 'rule-free' modeling to build network diagrams.
Data modeling
Create data structures that support your business process flows Reuse data entities. (and their attributes) you have mapped onto process steps in Business Process Modeling. Link directly to Sybase PowerDesigner , Oracle Designer and ERwin to create physical data models or import data designs for process/data analysis.
Data flow modeling
Analyze how information is shared across an organization to perform processes. Create a hierarchical set of data flow diagrams (DFDs) to show data flows at every level of operations.
Matrix analysis
Analyze the relationships and dependencies between people, process and technology. Predict the full impact of change with certainty. Highlight inefficient use of resources and applications. Map data entities onto process steps using CRUD (create, read, update, delete) matrices.
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