Analysis Process Model (APM)
What is Analysis Process Model (APM)
The Analysis Process Model (APM) is a detailed expression/capturing of the end-to-end processing requirements that support the banking and financial market business. These models can support analysis of the current “as is” and future “to be” processes by defining the logical activities, triggers, and dependencies that comprise processes and by specifying the business rules required to perform each activity. This information ensures an understanding of the complete business context (what, when, why and by whom) in which work is performed. The Analysis Process Model (APM) is part of the Banking Process and Services offering. It presents the Analysis-level Business Process Models and documents how they assist in process reengineering or improvement initiatives, for example, a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) engagement in the banking sector.[1]
APM Model Elements[2]
The analysis Process Model provides initial business specifications of the processes that underpin the initial determination of the optimum process to follow from a business perspective.
- APM Processes: Analysis Process Model provides initial business specifications of the processes that underpin the initial determination of the optimum process to follow from a business perspective.
- APM Global Tasks: Analysis Process Model provides an initial business specification of the processes that underpin the initial determination of the optimum process to follow from a business perspective
- APM Data Objects and Item Definitions: The business processes provide a description of the activities that make up a process flow, but, in addition, they also provide the information that flows through that process.
See Also
Process Model
Business Process Model
Navy Process Reference Model
Process Capability Assessment Model (PCAT)