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Version: 16.1

The "Design & Document" Scenario

The purpose of the "Design & Document" scenario is to let you model and create transparency in a structured way.

 The "Design & Document" Scenario

What you will see on the "Design & Document" start page

The start page has the following appearance:

  • Banner

    The perfect place for an image that represents your organisation. Can be configured in the ADONIS Administration.

  • Recently opened

    Your most recently opened models. Sorted by date. To see additional models, click Show more....

  • Favourites

    Your favourite models and objects. Sorted alphabetically. To see additional artefacts, click Show more....

View your most recently opened models and favourites as thumbnails or a list. You can easily switch between the two layouts using the Show list and Show tiles icons.

Additional Options

The toolbar at the top of the screen provides access to some of the most used features in ADONIS:

  • New

    Create new models and objects.

  • Find

    Open the Explorer and the search function in ADONIS. Multiple search and filtering options help you quickly find the artefact you are looking for.

  • Analyse

    This page has three sections: Analyses, Reports and Dashboards. Use the quick links at the top of the page to access these sections. The Analyses section serves as a starting point to run analyses on a data set of your choice. The Reports section shows the Reporting Board, where PDF and RTF reports can be created. The Dashboards section provides access to the My Processes & Assets, Initiatives, Risks, Compliance and News and Tasks dashboards.

My Processes & Assets

This dashboard contains the following widgets:

Processes

This widget provides a detailed overview of your processes. It lists all Business Process Diagrams, Process Landscapes and Process objects for which you are responsible. The processes are grouped by type and sorted alphabetically.

Select Attributes

By default, the following attributes are listed for each process:

  • State

  • Process type

  • Key process

  • Date of last change

  • Valid from

  • Valid until

  • Resubmission date

You can hide select attributes and show additional attributes:

  • Click the More button at the top right corner of the widget, point to Show/hide columns, and then select the attributes you want.

Filter Processes

You can define what data is displayed in the "Processes" widget. This selection also determines which data is used as the basis for creating the charts in the "Statistics for my Responsibilities" and "Process Classification & Process Potential Analysis" widgets. To only display certain processes:

  • Click the More button at the top right corner of the widget, point to Process responsibilities, and then select the filter you want.

All is the default filter. It lists all Business Process Diagrams, Process Landscapes and Process objects:

  • For which you are assigned as Process owner, Process manager, Methodical reviewer or Process analyst/designer (attributes in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

You can focus on one of these attributes by using the Process owner, Process manager, Methodical reviewer and Process analyst/designer filters.

Statistics for my Responsibilities

This pie chart shows the distribution of version states for your processes. It contains all Business Process Diagrams, Process Landscapes and Process objects for which you are assigned as Process owner or Process analyst/designer (attributes in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

By clicking a segment of the pie, you can highlight the corresponding Business Process Diagrams and Process Landscapes in the Processes widget.

Process Classification

The radar chart Process Classification helps to analyse and classify your processes based on the attributes Predictability, Complexity, Process frequency, Business value and Process type.

Process Potential Analysis

The radar chart Process Potential Analysis helps to analyse improvement potential in your processes based on a simple as-is assessment of the attributes Quality, Cycle time, Cost efficiency, Customer satisfaction, IT support, Compliance, Risk management and Process management maturity.

My Assets

This widget provides a quick overview of your assets. It lists all repository objects for which you are assigned as Responsible person (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

Assets are grouped by type and sorted alphabetically. You can quickly evaluate the data actuality of your assets and generate reports.

KPI Overview

This bar chart allows you to find out quickly if your Performance Indicators meet their target values (based on an assessment of attributes in the Notebook chapter "Details").

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More information about the calculation logic can be found in the info texts of the attributes in the chapter "Details".

KPIs

This widget provides a detailed overview of your Performance Indicators.

Filter KPIs

You can define what data is displayed here in the "KPIs" widget and in the "KPI Overview" widget. To only display certain Performance Indicators:

  • Click the More button at the top right corner of the widget, point to Ownership, and then select the filter you want.

KPIs (My) lists all Performance Indicators for which you are assigned as Responsible person (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

KPIs (In my processes) lists all Performance Indicators in Business Process Diagrams and Process Landscapes:

  • For which you are assigned as Process owner, Process manager, Methodical reviewer or Process analyst/designer (model attributes in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

KPIs (My & In my Processes) combines both options.

Initiatives

This dashboard contains the following widgets:

My Initiatives Statistics

The pie chart Initiative Progress provides an overview of the progress of your Initiatives. The progress is calculated automatically based on a comparison of the "as is" state against the "to be" state of the time, costs and efforts spent on an Initiative (object attribute Progress (Automatic) in the Notebook chapter "Controlling - Initiative").

The bar chart Initiative states categorizes your Initiatives based on their State (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Controlling - Initiative").

My Initiatives - Radar

This radar chart helps to analyse and classify your Initiatives based on the attributes Planned costs, Current costs, Planned effort, Current effort and Degree of completion (object attributes in the Notebook chapters "General information" and "Controlling - Initiative").

My Initiatives

This widget provides a quick overview of your Initiatives. It lists all Initiatives for which you are assigned as Responsible person (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

You can see at a glance the progress of the Initiatives listed here. Additionally, you can quickly evaluate the data actuality of the listed Initiatives.

Risks

This dashboard contains the following widgets:

ICS Statistics

The first pie chart in this widget shows the distribution of risk assessment values for your Risks. The Value at risk is calculated based on the Likelihood, Impact and Detection values of a Risk (object attributes in the Notebook chapter "Risk assessment").

The second pie chart shows the distribution of Control methods for your Controls (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "General information").

Risk Management Indicators

The first indicator gauge in this widget shows the average value of the Value at risk attribute across your Risks (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Risk assessment").

The second and third indicator gauges show the average values of the Design Effectiveness and Operating Effectiveness attributes across your Controls (object attributes in the Notebook chapter "Control assessment").

My Risks

This widget provides a quick overview of your Risks. It lists all Risks for which you are assigned as Responsible person (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

The risks are grouped according to their Risk Group (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "General information").

You can see at a glance the severity of the Risks listed here. Additionally, you can quickly evaluate the data actuality of the listed Risks.

Control Frequency

This bar chart categorizes your Controls based on the Frequency of control execution (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "General information").

My Controls

This widget provides a quick overview of your Controls. It lists all Controls for which you are assigned as Responsible person (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

Additonally, you can quickly evaluate the data actuality of the listed Controls here.

Compliance

This dashboard contains the following widgets:

Compliance Statistics

The pie chart Action required shows for all combinations of Control Objectives and assets to what extent there is a need for action (attribute Action required in the Notebook of the reference Assigned control objectives, chapter "General information").

The bar chart Maturity Assessment provides an overview of the maturity level of your Control Objectives by evaluating their assets according to specific categories: undermatch, match, overmatch. The maturity level is calculated automatically based on a comparison of the "as is" state against the "to be" state (attributes As-is maturity level and To-be maturity level in the Notebook of the reference Assigned control objectives, chapter "Maturity Assessment").

My Control Objectives

This widget provides a quick overview of the assets of your Control Objectives. It lists the assets of all Control Objectives for which you are assigned as Responsible person (object attribute in the Notebook chapter "Organisation").

Assets are repository objects which are connected to your Control Objectives by the reference Assigned control objectives. In the widget, the assets are grouped according to their Control Objective.

For each combination of Control Objective and asset, you can see whether an action is required and what the maturity assessment of that combination is (attributes in the Notebook of the reference Assigned control objectives, chapters "General information" and "Maturity assessment"). Additionally, you can quickly evaluate the data actuality of the listed assets.

News and Tasks

This dashboard provides a detailed overview of the most recent changes in models and objects in the database and your tasks.

Task Options

In order to access the task options:

  • Click the widget title (button ) to open a drop-down menu.

The drop-down menu offers the following options:

  • Create new task

  • Mark selected task(s) as read

  • Mark selected task(s) as unread

  • Hide or show done tasks

  • Mark selected task(s) as done

  • Mark selected task(s) as undone

  • Delete selected tasks