Capability & Landscape Mapping
Business capabilities, information architecture, and the enterprise landscape.
This is the structural core of Arvane: the layer that connects what the business does (capabilities), what data it depends on (information architecture), and how it's actually deployed (the enterprise landscape) — independent of which specific applications happen to implement any of it today.
Business Capabilities
/capabilities models an L1–L3 capability hierarchy with maturity scoring and
application links.
- Capability Matrix (
/capabilities/matrix) — cross-reference L3 capabilities against the applications that support them - Gap & Redundancy Analysis (
/capabilities/analysis) — surface maturity gaps and cases where multiple applications overlap in coverage - Framework Catalogs (
/capabilities/frameworks) — start from TOGAF ADM, an ArchiMate-lite metamodel, or industry packs including APQC, BIAN, NIST CSF, BIZBOK, PCF, SABSA, and NIST AI RMF lite
Organization Units
/organization maps business units to the capabilities they own or consume.
Information Architecture
/architecture/data models data objects, data stores, classification, and
ER-style data flows — the information layer underneath the application layer.
Enterprise Landscape
/architecture/landscape is a zone-grouped diagram of deployment topology.
- Current & future state — drag-save layout, blast-radius analysis, capability overlay, and TOGAF viewpoints
- Federation — applications auto-link to landscape nodes; portfolio dependencies sync to linkages; CMDB sync upserts landscape nodes
- ABB/SBB catalog & stencils — building block type, lifecycle state, and compliance fields, plus AWS/Azure stencil support
- Import, export, and sync — JSON, CSV, PNG, SVG, and ArchiMate XML Open Exchange, with diagram ↔ repository sync
ArchiMate Modeling
/modeling is a visual ArchiMate editor with checkout-enforced save, version
history, and auto-diagram generation from repository data.
Related
- Application Portfolio — where applications link into the capability and landscape model
- Solution Architecture — how landscape and ArchiMate views relate to solution diagrams