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Introduction
Each Initiative Detail page outlines one program or project, defining goals, objectives, and progress tracking. This ensures that initiatives are aligned with the organization’s strategic goals and tracked for successful implementation. It is reached from Business Architecture > Initiative.
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Initiative attributes
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Domain
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Attribute
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Description
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Example
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Initiatives
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Title
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The name or title of the initiative.
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Digital Transformation
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Description
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A detailed explanation of what the initiative entails.
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Implementation of digital tools and processes to enhance business operations.
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Purpose
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The intended purpose or function of the initiative within the organization.
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To improve efficiency and competitiveness through digital technology.
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Initiatives
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Owner
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The individual or team responsible for the initiative.
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IT Department
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Organizational Unit
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The organizational unit(s) to which the initiative is linked.
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All departments
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Goals
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Specific objectives of the initiative.
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Increase digital adoption by 50%
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Progress Tracking
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Tools and methods to monitor progress towards initiative goals.
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Project management software, regular status reports
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Resource Allocation
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Distribution and management of resources for initiatives.
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Budget, personnel, technology
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Dependencies
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Other initiatives, processes, or systems that the initiative depends on.
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Existing IT infrastructure, staff training programs
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Related Initiatives
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Initiatives that are related or linked to this initiative.
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IT Modernization, Process Automation
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Initiatives
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Performance Indicators
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Metrics used to measure the success and progress of the initiative.
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Percentage of digital adoption, project completion rate
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Risks
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Potential risks associated with the initiative and its implementation.
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Resistance to change, budget overruns
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Improvement Opportunities
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Areas where the initiative can be enhanced or improved.
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Increased training, stakeholder engagement
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Strategic Alignment
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How the initiative aligns with the organization's strategic goals and objectives.
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Supports the strategic goal of enhancing operational efficiency
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Related strategies
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Strategies that are connected or aligned with the primary strategy, providing additional support or focus.
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Digital Transformation Strategy
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Parent
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A high-level capability that encompasses multiple sub-capabilities or child capabilities. It represents a broad area of business functionality.
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Customer Management
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Initiatives
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Child
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A specific capability that falls under a broader parent capability. It represents a more granular aspect of business functionality.
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Customer Onboarding
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Initiatives
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Child Program
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A specific program that is part of a larger initiative, focusing on a particular set of objectives.
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This provides an in-depth view of each strategic initiative within your organization's business architecture. Initiatives in Orthogramic represent high-level efforts aimed at achieving specific business outcomes, often involving multiple programs and projects to ensure alignment with overall strategic goals. This page is designed to help you track, monitor, and manage these initiatives, allowing for real-time updates and detailed insights into progress, risks, and dependencies.
For a broader understanding of how initiatives fit within the organization, you can refer to the Program Detail and Project details sections. They provide further granularity on how programs and projects are managed under the umbrella of larger initiatives.
Explore Program Detail for an overview of how programs are coordinated and tracked to support strategic initiatives.
For a detailed breakdown of individual projects contributing to these programs, See Project details.
Initiative Hierarchy: Initiative > Program > Project
In Orthogramic, the hierarchy of work efforts is structured into three main levels: Initiative, Program, and Project. This structure ensures that all strategic goals and tasks are aligned and tracked from a high-level initiative down to the individual project level, providing a comprehensive view of organizational progress.
Initiative: Represents the overarching goal or strategic effort. An initiative typically spans across several programs and encompasses multiple business objectives. It is the highest level in the hierarchy and serves as a container for related programs.
Program: Programs sit beneath initiatives and are collections of related projects that contribute to the achievement of an initiative’s objectives. Programs ensure that the work being done at the project level remains aligned with the broader goals of the initiative. For more information, see Program Detail.
Project: At the base of the hierarchy are projects. Projects are specific tasks or efforts that, when completed, contribute to the success of the program and, by extension, the initiative. Projects often have defined timelines, deliverables, and outcomes. You can explore the specifics of projects. See Project details.
This hierarchical structure ensures that each element of your organization's strategy is broken down into manageable parts while maintaining clear lines of alignment and accountability.
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Program detail
Each Program Detail page offers detailed information about one organizational program, including its objectives, resources, timelines, and performance indicators. This ensures that programs are structured and managed to achieve strategic objectives. It is reached from Business Architecture > Initiative > Initiative detail > Program.
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Project detail
Each Project Detail page describes one specific project, including its scope, objectives, timelines, and performance metrics. This ensures that projects are effectively planned and executed to contribute to the overall success of the organization’s strategic initiatives. It is reached from Business Architecture > Initiatives > Program detail >Project detail.
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Understanding the domain in the Metamodel
Learn about the domain by understanding the details of its schema in the Orthogramic Metamodel.
Initiative attributes
Program Element
Project Element
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Relationship of Domain, Attributes, Elements and Sub-ElementsTo understand the Relationship of Domain, Attributes, Elements and Sub-Elements, see: https://orthogramic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/245137488/Domain+Attributes+Elements?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiYmMzMzRhZmY3YjIyNDI4NWE4MjlkMTEzM2YwMTQ0OTMiLCJwIjoiYyJ9 |