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Introduction

Solution design, or solution architecture, is a field of expertise where many discussions are held. Not only is the type of solution always clear when embarking on a journey to solve our customers' problems, also the ideal approach to design the solution is subject to discussion very often. This main characteristic of solution design - and in fact design in general - has two flavors: Bottom-up and top-down. As discussed in Designing solutions top down [editor] of the Persistency Management guide, Blueriq allows both a bottom up and a top down design approach. In this article, the top down solution design approach using the target operating model is discussed.

Implementation method

In this design guide

Blueriq's implementation method consists of four iterative phases

  • Discover
  • Design
  • Model
  • Use

and two continuous phases

  • Continuous control
  • Continuous improvement

Throughout the entire implementation of a solution, from discover to use, the customer (and the customer's customer) are at the center.

Each phase has a specific goal, a list of mandatory and optional artifacts and a list of milestones. For more information on the Blueriq implementation method, please contact info@blueriq.com.

Target operating model

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Cases and registers

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See also

More information on how to design dynamic processes in Blueriq can be found here: Designing dynamic processes.
How aggregates are used to model cases can be found here: Designing cases using aggregates.
Everything about persistency management and aggregates can be found here: Persistency Management guide.
A visualization of most concepts discussed in this article can be found here: Blueriq visuals.

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