BusinessTime model Deliverable Template

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Most organisations will have highly federated environments where KDEs will be represented in many systems and data will need to be integrated and exchanged between databases throughout the enterprise.

Time-sensitivity varies by KDE and business event, depending on factors such as:

Who uses the data?
What do they do with it?
What are the business processes supported?
How do they access the data?
What is the data quality required?
What analytics are required?

Using a BusinessTime model for Data Integration provides information to systems based on the time-sensitivity of the operation needed to be performed.

Examples

Example for sample BusinessTime model, specifying data interchange requirements

The BusinessTime model below classifies when synchronization of business events are required by different systems to meet their information needs.

BusinessTime Model for Information Development

Requirements modelling can be done against this model, which also be used to show imrpovement over time.