Dragon1 EA Toolbox Version 2.3
Dragon1 EA Toolbox was used this year by a number of organizations, including many municipalities, some healthcare organizations and telecommunications enterprises, especially for modeling and visualizing information architecture. This version of Dragon1 EA Toolbox has led to various optimization and innovation in the software. The result: a supporting EA tool for all architecture work with a high ease of use for the inexperienced, but also for the experienced architect.
Below are the most striking innovations in version 2.3:
Resource Center – The Resource Center contains an example of an environment model, a function model, a capability model for the information facilities of an organization. Thus, additional support in the making of an information architecture.
Visual Designer – The latest development of the Dragon1 method is that standard views such a structural vision, an architecture vision, a landscape and a blueprint are now distinct. In the Visual Designer making these new views, such as a structural vision based on a function model has become feasible for everyone.
Architecture Repository – In the EA toolbox there are standard model types and model templates present for a function model and a capability model of the information facilities from an information processing organization.
Dragon1 specific method issues are now available in a Dragon1 content package. This makes it easier to use the EA toolbox, separate from the Dragon1 method, for example with TOGAF, ArchiMate and DYA.
Models Atlas – There is more flexibility for making pop up records on interactive architecture visualizations. This ensures that the user will feel more involved with the architecture visualization, because tailored information is available to him.
The functionality to start playing with frames and layers a scenario in Models Atlas has expanded. For example, you designate two or more periods at a time to be displayed or hidden on a scenario.
Making an interactive overview of how well your organization uses certain standards, including the display of background information, is thus made easier.
There is also a standard search function for users to search visually for information in an interactive architecture visuzalisation.
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