UAF 1.2 Architecture Viewpoints
UAF 1.2 viewpoints modeled as arch:Viewpoint individuals. UAF defines 10 viewpoints that organize architectural concerns. Each viewpoint specifies the concepts it includes, its purpose, and the concerns it frames. This is not an official OMG document.
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UAF Viewpoint Catalog
Classification of UAF 1.2 viewpoints.
Architecture Management Viewpoint (Am)
Strategic Viewpoint (St)
Operational Viewpoint (Op)
Services Viewpoint (Sv)
Personnel Viewpoint (Pr)
Resources Viewpoint (Rs)
Security Viewpoint (Sc)
Projects Viewpoint (Pj)
Standards Viewpoint (Sd)
Actual Resources Viewpoint (Ar)
Enterprise Architect
Capability Planner
System Engineer
Service Architect
Security Architect
Program Manager
Operational Planner
Resource Manager
Personnel Manager
Standards Authority
Am-Mv: Architecture Management Motivation
Describes the enterprise vision, goals, and objectives that drive architecture development.
Am-Tx: Architecture Management Taxonomy
Hierarchical classification of architectural descriptions, views, and viewpoints.
St-Mv: Strategic Motivation
Enterprise vision, goals, objectives, and the drivers and challenges that motivate capability planning.
St-Tx: Strategic Taxonomy (Capability Taxonomy)
Hierarchical decomposition of capabilities required by the enterprise.
St-Sr: Strategic Structure (Capability Configuration)
Internal composition of capability configurations showing how resources combine to deliver capabilities.
St-Cn: Strategic Connectivity (Capability Dependencies)
Dependencies and relationships between capabilities.
St-Rm: Strategic Roadmap (Capability Phasing)
Planned achievement of capabilities at different points in time.
Op-Tx: Operational Taxonomy
Hierarchical decomposition of operational activities and performers.
Op-Sr: Operational Structure
Internal composition of operational performers and their relationships.
Op-Cn: Operational Connectivity
Operational exchanges and connectors between operational performers.
Op-Pr: Operational Processes
Operational activity flows showing inputs, outputs, and control flows.
Op-Ct: Operational Constraints
Rules and constraints governing operational activities and performers.
Op-Hc: High-Level Operational Concept
High-level graphical overview of the operational concept showing main performers and interactions.
Sv-Tx: Services Taxonomy
Hierarchical classification of services provided by the enterprise.
Sv-Sr: Services Structure
Internal composition of services and their interfaces.
Sv-Cn: Services Connectivity
Service exchanges and interaction paths between services.
Pr-Tx: Personnel Taxonomy
Hierarchical classification of organizations, posts, and roles.
Pr-Sr: Personnel Structure
Organizational structure showing posts, responsibilities, and reporting relationships.
Rs-Tx: Resources Taxonomy
Hierarchical classification of resource performers and functions.
Rs-Sr: Resources Structure
Internal composition of resource performers and their configurations.
Rs-Cn: Resources Connectivity
Resource exchanges and connectors between resource performers.
Rs-Pr: Resources Processes
Resource function flows showing how resource performers execute functions.
Sc-Tx: Security Taxonomy
Classification of security assets, controls, and control families.
Sc-Sr: Security Structure
Security enclaves and the controls applied within them.
Sc-Ct: Security Constraints
Security constraints and policies governing the enterprise.
Pj-Sr: Projects Structure
Project portfolio showing projects, phases, and their relationships.
Pj-Rm: Projects Roadmap
Timeline perspective on projects with milestones and capability delivery dates.
Pj-Tr: Projects Traceability
Mapping of projects to capabilities they deliver and resources they consume.
Sd-Tx: Standards Taxonomy
Classification of applicable standards and protocols.
Sd-Tr: Standards Traceability
Mapping of standards to the solution elements they govern.
Ar-Sr: Actual Resources Structure
Specific named instances of organizations, resources, and services deployed in the real world.
Ar-Cn: Actual Resources Connectivity
Actual connections and exchanges between deployed resources and services.