Description

The Personnel Structure (Pr-Sr) domain shows the analysis, e.g. evaluation of different alternatives, what-if, trade-offs, V&V on the actual resource configurations as it provides a means to capture different solution architectures. The detailed analysis (trade-off, what-if etc.) is carried out using the Resource Constraints view. It illustrates the expected or achieved actual resource configurations required to meet an operational need.

The Personnel Structure (Pr-Sr) domain is divided in two forms:

• Typical (e.g., a typical brigade command structure). It shows the possible relationships between organizational resources. The key relationship is composition, i.e., one organizational resource being part of a parent organization. In addition to this, the architect may show the roles each organizational resource has, and the interactions between those roles, i.e., the roles represent the functional aspects of organizational resources.

  The intended usage of the typical form of the Personnel Structure (Pr-Sr) domain includes:

  • Organizational analysis.
  • Definition of human roles.
  • Operational analysis.
• Actual (e.g., an organization chart for a department or agency). It shows the structure of a real organization at a particular point in time.
  

  The intended usage of the actual form of the Personnel Structure (Pr-Sr) domain includes:

  • Identify architecture stakeholders.
  • Identify process owners.
  • Illustrate current or future organization structures.

Implementation

The Personnel Structure (Pr-Sr) domain is represented by Personnel Structure diagram.

Sample

An example of the Personnel Structure diagram

Related elements

• Command
• Control
• Organization
• Organizational Resource
• Person
• Physical Resource
• Post
• Resource Exchange
• Resource Performer
• Resource Role
• Responsibility

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