Value stream and capability matrix for a new connection Six stages of the Deliver a new connection value stream run down the side against six capabilities: Primary marks the capability a stage depends on, Supports a contributing one, and the stage drawing on the most, Assess capacity, is where a stalled connection is unblocked first.
Value stream and capability matrix for a new connection
A TOGAF Standard 10 Phase B value stream and capability matrix worked for London Grid Distribution. Six stages of the Deliver a new connection value stream run down the side, from Receive application through Assess capacity, Design solution, Construct and Energise to Bill, against six capabilities across the top. A soft accent marker reads Primary where a stage depends on a capability and a calm neutral marker reads Supports where it contributes. The Assess capacity stage row carries the accent tint because it draws on four capabilities, more than any other stage, so it is where a stalled connection is unblocked first. A two-state legend names the two markers.
Stage Connection Management Network Operation Asset Management Capacity Planning Data Publication Settlement and Billing
Receive application Primary Supports Supports
Assess capacity Supports Supports Supports Primary
Design solution Primary Supports Supports
Construct Supports Supports Primary
Energise Primary Supports Supports
Bill Supports Primary
Primary: the stage depends on it Supports: a contributing capability
Source: TOGAF Standard 10, Phase B artifacts