Published on 13 Jul 2018
This landscape was created on Dragon1:
In this way, Dragon1 software is a very productive and unique product. Anyone can reuse the visualization templates and generate landscapes using imported data.
What if you could reduce the dependency on a business process towards a software application step by step?
Finally, there are no dependencies anymore, and you can switch off the application and save costs.
The BIG trick in this all is to find: what are the dependencies, where are they, and how do we want and how can we reduce them?
For that, we need activities in processes and modules and functionality in applications. And with this information, we can create a Process Application Landscape Map.
This is an interactive Process Application Architecture diagram.
With this visualization you can communicate three strategic issues to board members and directors:
We have some Dragon1 guided demos for you to give you a first impression of creating Process / Application Landscapes.
If you need to create an application or process landscape yourself and could use some support and coaching-on-the-job, purchase a PRO User license and we can start today.
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