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Introduction

Generic Patterns are grouped under "Infrastructure Sectors"; this property of type text records the connection between the Pattern and its Sector. An infrastructure sector is a segment of an abstract infrastructure landscape. The position of a Generic Pattern in a specific infrastructure sector reflects the intended purpose of the infrastructure facilities that will be based on the Pattern.

OIAm proposes the following Infrastructure Sectors.

Infrastructure Sectors

Business Support

Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide functionality that is used mainly to support the Business (not it's individual employees) in performing its core operations.

Commons

Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide functionality that is used (mostly indirectly) by most all business users in the company.

Core

Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide essential functionality. Many of the Patterns in this Sector can be found as adjacent Patterns for most other patterns.

Operations

Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide functionality that is used mainly by IT support facilities and staff.

Undefined

If no Infrastructure Sector is selected, then this value is used as a fall-back.

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GP.Access Security +

Business Support +

GP.Application Hosting +

Business Support +

GP.Authentication+Authorization +

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GP.Content Hosting +

Business Support +

GP.Data Management +

Core +

GP.Data Protection+Archive Management +

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GP.Data Transport +

Core +

GP.Data Zone Protection +

Core +

GP.Facilities Deployment +

Operations +

GP.Facilities Monitoring +

Operations +

GP.File Storage +

Core +

GP.Identity+Permission Management +

Operations +

GP.Managed File Transfer +

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GP.Message Handling +

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GP.Raw Storage +

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GP.Workspace +

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 =Introduction=
 Generic Patterns are grouped under "Infrastructure Sectors"; this property of type [[Has type::text]] records the connection between the Pattern and its Sector.
+An infrastructure sector is a segment of an abstract infrastructure landscape. The position of a Generic Pattern in a specific infrastructure sector reflects the intended purpose of the infrastructure facilities that will be based on the Pattern.
 OIAm proposes the following Infrastructure Sectors.
 =Infrastructure Sectors=
 ==[[Allows value::Business Support]]==
+Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide functionality that is used mainly to support the Business (not it's individual employees) in performing its core operations.
 ==[[Allows value::Commons]]==
+Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide functionality that is used (mostly indirectly) by most all business users in the company.
 ==[[Allows value::Core]]==
+Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide essential functionality. Many of the Patterns in this Sector can be found as adjacent Patterns for most other patterns.
 ==[[Allows value::Operations]]==
+Patterns that are part of this Infrastructure Sector provide functionality that is used mainly by IT support facilities and staff.
 ==[[Allows value::Undefined]]==
+If no Infrastructure Sector is selected, then this value is used as a fall-back.

Property:Belongs to infrastructure sector

Latest revision as of 06:28, 9 April 2013

Introduction

Infrastructure Sectors

Business Support

Commons

Core

Operations

Undefined

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