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Intro
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General Guidance
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Tasks
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Compliance
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Controls
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Meta Model
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Administration
Meta Model
Processes
Role-Specific Access
Meta Model Manager
- Full control over creating, modifying, and deleting process objects.
- Essential in integrating process into the meta modeling and compliance framework.
Object Manager
- In charge of managing process objects, with a primary focus on data quality.
- This role is technical and does not reflect the actual responsibility for the process.
Compliance Manager
- Granted access to view and use process information for compliance tasks.
- Responsible for incorporating process data into overall compliance management.
Overview
Introduction to Process as an Object in Meta Modeling
Object Definition A "Process" within a corporate meta model is a sequence of activities or tasks that collectively achieve a specific organizational goal. These processes are foundational to the organization’s operational efficiency and are modeled to align with business objectives, regulatory requirements, and performance metrics.
Role in Meta Modeling Processes are essential for understanding and managing workflows, identifying bottlenecks, and ensuring compliance with corporate standards. They play a critical role in linking various organizational assets and resources to achieve desired outcomes.
In many contexts, also the business criticality of further meta model objects is determined by their affiliation to (core) processes - e. g. by inheritance of criticality values.
Role of Products in Scopes and Challenges
Unique Scope Contribution Products contribute uniquely to the scopes of various compliance challenges, underscoring their importance in security and compliance.
Distinct from Capabilities In a corporate meta model, "Process" and "Capability" are distinct objects with different focuses. The table below highlights their key differences:
Aspect | Process | Capability |
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Definition | A sequence of activities to achieve a specific outcome. | The organization's ability to perform a function. |
Focus | How work is done (operational steps). | What the organization can do (potential and resources). |
Role | Execution and operational efficiency. | Strategic alignment and resource competency. |
Level | Tactical, concerned with day-to-day tasks. | Strategic, concerned with overall potential. |
Attributes of Process
Process Basics
Attribute | Description |
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Title | A unique, identifiable name for the process. |
Type | Indicates whether the process is a main process (level 1) or a support process (level 2+), which requires defining a parent process. |
Description | A brief overview of the process's purpose and function. |
Business Criticality | Assesses the process's impact on the business, considering the consequences of its unavailability and the value of the information it handles. |
Process Documentation | Indicates the documentation status of the process, influencing the VUCA score based on the process's criticality and interdependencies. |
Process Management
Attribute | Description |
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Owner | The individual or role accountable for the process. |
Object Managers | Roles responsible for various aspects of managing the process. |
SMEs (Subject Matter Experts) | Individuals with in-depth knowledge about the process. |