Application coverage of the six business functions in Phase C Full marks an application that meets a function on its own and Partial a contribution that needs others alongside it, so a function every application only touches partially surfaces as a tinted column with no Full, the tooling gap the matrix is built to expose.
Application coverage of the six business functions in Phase C
A coverage grid for the TOGAF Application to Function Matrix, worked for London Grid Distribution. Eight applications run down the side; the six business functions from manage connections to bill and settle run across the top. A blue Full tile marks an application that meets a function on its own; a soft Partial tile marks a contribution that needs others alongside it; a dash marks no support. The plan capacity column carries six Partial tiles and no Full, so it is tinted as the function no application completes alone. The GIS row is tinted as the shared foundation, touching five functions without completing any. Source: TOGAF Standard 10, Phase C Application Architecture artifacts.
No application supports this alone
Application
Connections portal Full - - Partial - Partial CRM Partial Partial - - - Partial GIS Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial - Asset register - Partial Full Partial Partial - SCADA historian - Full Partial Partial Partial - Meter data service Partial Partial - Partial - Partial LTDS publication system - - - Partial Full - Billing engine Partial - - - - Full Full: application meets the function alone Partial: contributes, needs others
