Scenario Analysis Animation

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What is a Scenario Analysis Animation?

A Scenario Analysis Animation is the visual execution of a chain of changes onto a model. A certain flow occurs based on input values, assumptions, and events, resulting in output values and business outcomes.

A very nice feature of Scenario Analysis animation is that you can define principles and rules as constraints for the scenario.

If executing a scenario conflicts with a principle or rule, this is indicated by message boxes and alerts. You can then either proceed to play the scenario or alter the scenario. Also, you can define decisions resulting in questions asked during the execution of a scenario.

Overview of elements of a scenario are:

1. Input values and (computed) output values
2. (computed) Business Outcomes
3. Assumptions
4. Decisions
5. Principles and Rules as Scenario Constraints
6. Changes
7. Actions
8. Results
9. Situations

Scenarios are a helpful tool for an Architect, Manager, CIO, and CTO to develop cost-effective changes, mitigate risks, and eliminate showstoppers.

Scenario Analysis for Architect, Manager, CIO, and CTO

If you are an architect, manager, CIO, or CTO, you may be busy performing scenario analysis in Excel or another tool. From now on, you can make it easy for yourself.

You can use Dragon1 as scenario analysis software. You do not need to download anything or configure open-source software. You have to buy a user license and log in. Following you pick a Scenario Analysis Example and start to alter it to your own situation.

Business Scenario Animation by the Enterprise Architect

Various architecture frameworks like TOGAF and Dragon1 talk about Business Scenario as import topic to run through a business plan.

On the Dragon1 platform, you can develop a business scenario with all the required complexity. You can develop SMART business scenarios by incorporating elements such as assumptions, measuring results, and linking everything to business requirements and objectives.

You can do a scenario-based analysis of your architecture or a scenario-driven analysis of your architecture. You can develop your metamodel for scenario modeling. In Dragon1, a clear business scenario analysis example will help you get on the way.

This is an example of Scenario Analysis Animation.

Next, the scenario can be connected to an architecture visualization, like the first visualization, and can be executed.

More Scenario Analysis Examples

Other interesting scenario analysis examples are:

• Scenario Analysis

Get Started

Create animated and playable Scenarios for your stakeholders with the Dragon1 Business edition.

Here is a help page about Scenario Analysis Animation

More Scenario Analysis Examples

Other interesting scenario analysis examples are:

• Scenario Analysis