Solutions on ARC
Start with a problem
worth solving.
An environment, a repository, an integration, a question. Start with what matters now. Then build from there.
Explore your starting pointKeep your existing tools running.
Keep working in your EA tool. Dynacore takes care of the cloud environment, from hosting and backup to monitoring and upgrades.
- Managed environments
- Identity & access
- Backup & monitoring
- Lifecycle & support
A possible starting point
Your architects use Sparx Enterprise Architect. Dynacore runs the environment.
Managed services, scoped to your environment.
Discuss your starting pointKeep the knowledge within reach.
Find and use architecture knowledge through managed access, whether the source is still running or its information has been preserved.
- Managed access
- Knowledge preservation
- Search & navigation
- Source references
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Retire an old repository while keeping its knowledge accessible. Start here, without Run.
Access and preservation scoped to source availability, permissions and information needs.
Discuss your starting pointConnect what you already have.
Connect EA information with your CMDB, HR and GRC environments. Keep each source in place and make the information useful together.
- Source mapping
- APIs & integrations
- Structured exchange
- Connected Source of Reference
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Connect old and new EA knowledge with technology records, responsibilities and compliance information.
Integration projects, with scope and source compatibility assessed together.
Discuss your starting pointSee what is already there.
Explore relationships across specialist sources. Shared context helps people and reasoning tools uncover dependencies, gaps and consequences.
- Relationship exploration
- Dependency analysis
- Information gaps
- Impact assessment
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Use a Connected Source of Reference to understand how a change affects processes, responsibilities and obligations.
Analysis and visualization tailored to the information available.
Discuss your starting pointLet machines do more of the work.
Keep information current and prepare change-review material with less manual work. Coordinate updates through agreed rules and human review.
- Change-triggered updates
- Controlled synchronization
- Change Advisory Board preparation
- Human review
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Prepare updates and Change Advisory Board material from connected sources. Review before applying changes.
Scoped automation workflows; review and approval boundaries are agreed explicitly.
Discuss your starting pointMake knowledge part of how change happens.
Bring strategy, architecture, requirements and delivery together. Build toward structured change with testing and compliance evidence along the way.
- Strategy & goal alignment
- Architecture & requirements
- Implementation & testing
- Compliance evidence
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Work from goals to implementation and verification. Feed the outcome back into shared context.
A strategic direction, built progressively through scoped engagements.
Discuss your starting pointFrom a useful beginning
Expand when there is value.
Choose a useful question. Identify the sources it needs. Establish enough context to make progress. Evaluate the result before deciding what comes next.
An engagement can span several ARC capability areas. The scope, source access, delivery model and review responsibilities are agreed around your needs.
Your next step
Start with one problem.
Something worth solving.
An environment. A repository. A question.
Start small. Transform on ARC.