Activity: 3.4 - Define To-Be Business Context Model
The objective is to define the envisaged To-Be Business Context Model based upon the current Business Context model, the business requirements and the Change Drivers that apply to the Business Context Model
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Activity detail diagram: 3.4 - Define To-Be Business Context Model Business Architect 3.4.1 - Identify New or Changed Products/Services 3.4.2 - Identify New Customers And/Or New Markets 3.4.3 - Identify Changed Sourcing Of Services And Products 3.4.4 - Identify New Channels 3.4.5 - Create To-Be Business Context Model Business Architect As-Is Business Context Model Prioritised Change Drivers Product / Service Definition 3.4.1 - Identify New or Changed Products/Services Product / Service Definition 3.4.1 - Identify New or Changed Products/Services As-Is Business Context Model Prioritised Change Drivers Product / Service Definition 3.4.2 - Identify New Customers And/Or New Markets Customer/Market Definition Or Profile 3.4.2 - Identify New Customers And/Or New Markets As-Is Business Context Model Prioritised Change Drivers Product / Service Definition 3.4.3 - Identify Changed Sourcing Of Services And Products Supplier Definition Sourcing Definition 3.4.3 - Identify Changed Sourcing Of Services And Products As-Is Business Context Model Prioritised Change Drivers Product / Service Definition Customer/Market Definition Or Profile 3.4.4 - Identify New Channels Channel Definition 3.4.4 - Identify New Channels As-Is Business Context Model Prioritised Change Drivers Product / Service Definition Customer/Market Definition Or Profile Supplier Definition Sourcing Definition Channel Definition 3.4.5 - Create To-Be Business Context Model To-Be Business Context Model 3.4.5 - Create To-Be Business Context Model
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