Someone asked me what I thought would be the simplest metamodel that could describe any enterprise operating model. This is a refined version of what I used for my Intro to EA video from a few years back.
This is published as a suggestion of one way to edit the metamodel in your EA tool to deliver high value.
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4yI knew I'd be back to refer to this. Thanks for sharing it!
To give an idea of the power you can get from this metamodel, here's an example query that could be used with it in your EA Tool: Select [Org.Unit] Where Role.Process.Event.(Type Like "Risk" And [Managing Process] Is Null) Within your model, this would give you a list of all of the people involved in processes that have a known risk that is not being formally controlled.