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Business Modelling Best Practices

6 min readMay 30, 2020

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Modelling is a powerful technique for communicating the meaning, breaking down complexity, or explaining how a bicycle works. For anyone involved in architecture, analysis, or design, models are a method or condensing the understanding of systems, products, stories, and experiences into a visual form. For the business architects and analysts, visuals and diagrams are necessary for creating a shared understanding of the strategy, the value stream, and the requirements.

Modelling is not a dark art. Learning its techniques and best practices is a good investment for anyone who needs to communicate and share concepts and ideas with others.

Whenever you are in doubt about whether to create a diagram, remember that a significant part of your audience will be visual.

Best Practice: Clarity

Let’s start with an illustration. How clear is the first example? Why is the second diagram better?

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Business, Architected
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Published in Business, Architected

Democratizing business architecture and managing change effectively with analysis and informed decisions

Yulia Kosarenko
Yulia Kosarenko

Written by Yulia Kosarenko

Democratizer of business analysis & architecture. Diagram lover. Solopreneur on a journey. Write to help; consult to get things done. why-change.com 🇨🇦 🇺🇦