Figure P.07.I05 – Example 4

MODA / Information Framework / Business Entity / Shared Domain / Party ABE / Figure P.07.I05 – Example 4

Project:

Contact Medium ABE
Currency ABE
Identification ABE
Party Community ABE
Party Demographic ABE
Party Organization ABE
Party Profile ABE
Party Role Examples ABE
Party Role Group ABE
Skill ABE
Figure P.00 – Showing how Party fits in
Figure P.01 - Basic Party Model
Figure P.01a - Party and related Business Entities
Figure P.02 - Naming for Parties
Figure P.03 - Party Identification
Figure P.04 - Party and the Main eTOM Roles
Figure P.04a1 - Market Sales Roles (Copy from MS.00)
Figure P.04a2 - Customer Roles (Copy from C.00)
Figure P.04a3 - Product Roles (Copy from Pr.00)
Figure P.04a4 - Service Roles (Copy from SO.00)
Figure P.04a5 - Resource Roles (Copy from R.00)
Figure P.04a6 - Business Partner Roles (Copy from BP.00)
Figure P.04a7 - Enterprise Roles (Copy from E.00)
Figure P.04a8 - PartyRoles in Common
Figure P.04b - Party Role Specification
Figure P.05 - Parties Interact Via Their Roles
Figure P.06 - Parties Can Be Associated Via Their Roles
Figure P.06a – PartyRoleGroup
Figure P.06a.I01 – PartyRoleGroup illustration
Figure P.07 - Contact Medium
Figure P.07.I01 – Simplified Class Diagram Used for Examples
Figure P.07.I02 – Organization Hierarchy & Name Change
Figure P.07.I03 – Value Fabric, Supplier, Customer
Figure P.07.I04 - Prospective Party Roles, Contact Medium & Language Ability
Figure P.07.I05 – Example 4
Figure P.07a - Contacting a Party
Figure P.08 - Showing Possible Links to Other Parts of the SID Model
Figure P.09 - Party Role and Party Profile Spec overview
Figure P.10 - Party Profile Specification Entities
Figure P.11 - Party Profile inheritance
Figure P.12 - Demographic Characteristic Business Entities
Figure P.13 - Party Demographics Business Entities
Figure P.14 - Parties and Skills
Figure P.15 - Committing to a Community
Figure P.17 - Contributing to a Community
Figure P.18 - Consuming Assets from a Community
Figure P.19 – Organization structure, Currency and Business Operation Entity
Figure P.20 - Currency Model
AdditionalPartyAttributes
Individual
IndividualName
Language
LanguageAbility
Logo
Organization
OrganizationName
Party
PartyCreditProfile
PartyCreditProfileReference
PartyName
PartyRole
PartyRoleAssociation
PartyRoleCategory
PartyRoleCurrency
PartyRoleSpecification
TaxExemptionCertificate

Figure P.07.I05 – Example 4 : Object diagram

Created:	5/10/2022 1:41:51 PM
Modified:	7/12/2022 3:22:22 PM
Project:
Author:	TMF
Version:	1.0.0
Advanced:
ID:	{B0B3A07F-A203-4427-AF55-A89AAC4EF216}

This is a simple example, showing how the SID Party model can be used to represent a matrix organization. The matrix is formed by considering both line control & functional control as separate axes of the matrix.