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A
business builds and deploys new business processes,
often through enabling applications to satisfy business requirements
such as the reduction of work-cycles, lower operational costs, satisfy
regulatory constraints, etc.
As
such, multiple business processes must be inspected, deployed,
re-architected and monitored all-at-once, (Sashimi style), all of them
which may encompass one or more enabling applications.
Scrum
– as a process that drives prioritized change, at the
business level (including all enabling applications) is the foundation
for business improvement.
Scrum
at the business level, allows for the deployment of new business
processes that deploy business goals, regulatory requirements, mission
and vision objectives, and/or keep process initiatives – with
or without enabling applications.
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See: Pattern Based
Reengineering and EALAN
(Enterprise Architecture Language) for more details.
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