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A trigger: drawn from the shared trigger catalogue
A rationale object: structured and detailed, replacing simple references
One or more affected domains: such as policy, initiatives, or capabilities
Impacted organisational units: using defined role types
Response actions: steps taken or planned
Expected outcomes: anticipated benefits or changes in performance
A performance indicator measuring a response
Trigger catalogue
Responses reference a trigger selected from a standardised catalogue of events, trends, or insights. This ensures consistency in classifying causes of change and enables systemic analysis across responses.
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See: https://github.com/Orthogramic/Orthogramic_Metamodel
Schema fields
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| A unique identifier for the strategic response. |
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| A concise title summarizing the strategic response. |
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| The classification of the response (e.g., Initiative, Policy Change, Capability Development). |
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| A detailed explanation of the strategic response, its objectives, and scope. |
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| Metrics or KPIs that will be used to measure the success of the strategic response. |
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| A list of business architecture domains impacted by this response (e.g., Capabilities, Services). |
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| A reference or description of the plan outlining how the response will be executed. |
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| A description of the anticipated results or benefits from implementing the response. |
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| Organisation units accountable for executing the strategic response. |
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| The planned start date for implementing the strategic response. |
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| The planned completion date for the strategic response. |
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| The current status of the strategic response (e.g., Planned, In Progress, Completed). |
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| The date when the strategic response record was last updated. |
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