Application to organisation ownership and dependency matrix Every application has exactly one Primary, the unit accountable for it, and any number of Uses dependants: two owners means none, and the GIS row shows why reach matters, since four of the five units depend on it so no change to it is ever a local decision.
Application to organisation ownership and dependency matrix
The TOGAF Application to Organization Matrix for London Grid Distribution, a regulated GB electricity distribution network operator. Eight applications from the connections portal to the billing engine are rows; five organisation units, Connections, Network Operations, Asset Management, Data and Digital, and Finance and Regulation, are columns. Each cell is either a filled accent Primary cell marking the one unit accountable for that application, a calm Uses cell marking a unit that depends on it, or blank. Every application has exactly one Primary owner, and the GIS row sits on a soft accent band because four of the five units depend on it. A two-role legend names Primary and Uses.
Applications down the side, organisation units across the top Application Connections Network Operations Asset Management Data and Digital Finance and Regulation Connections portal Primary Uses Uses CRM Primary Uses Uses GIS Uses Uses Primary Uses Asset register Uses Primary Uses Uses SCADA historian Primary Uses Uses Meter data service Uses Uses Primary Uses LTDS publication system Uses Primary Uses Billing engine Uses Uses Primary Primary: the one accountable owner Uses: depends on it day to day
