Business Architecture 201: Session 2:
As the name 201 suggests, those with some background in business architecture or enterprise architecture may find the series more informative.
This session will focus on value streams and demonstrate their role and position in the larger business architecture framework. The presenter will illustrate the conceptual structure of an architectural value stream with a real-life example drawn from work to transform Minnesota’s human service delivery system. Learn the relationship between an organization’s value propositions and the experience of the people who seek value from the organization.
About the Series:
This series will explore the core business architecture domains that DHS is leveraging to integrate service delivery and develop an enterprise portfolio of products. The series will be especially helpful to the public sector and others whose product is a service, rather than a tangible item for purchase.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Katherine (Kit) Shelton from the Department of Human Services (DHS) for the State of Minnesota is applying business architecture to help DHS transform service delivery by coordinating distributed work to integrate services and transition to a product operating model. She and two other Enterprise Business Architects in the Agency Effectiveness Administration lead a cross-functional team of business experts from all over the department to apply shared principles and common standards across business units to integrate multiple perspectives into a single enterprise-wide business framework.
Interested in Watching the First Part of the Series?
This video focuses on business capabilities, the role, and position in the larger business architecture framework.
Learn how capabilities can be used as building blocks and how to demonstrate how capabilities use and modify information.