A presentation I gave at the Enterprise Architecture Conference in 2007. It contains many pointers and tips regarding preparing diagrams for a variety of purposes.
Business Model Canvas (BMC)- A new venture concept
Giving Good Whiteboard
1. Giving Good Whiteboard: The Art of Effective Diagramming March 29, 2007 Shared Insights – Enterprise Architecture Conference Bill Branson Author, Consultant, Coach
16. Normalized Conceptual Use Case (c) 2007-2008 WhiteboardsThatWork.com Where? Local Remote Who? Associate, Contractor General Public Trusted Partner or Vendor What? Network Resources Terminal Services / Published Application Locally-Installed Application Application / Web Server How?
17. Normalized Use Case #1 Who? Where? Associate, Contractor What? Terminal Services / Published Application Locally-Installed Application Local Remote General Public Trusted Partner or Vendor Application / Web Server Network Resources How? (c) 2007-2008 WhiteboardsThatWork.com
18. Normalized Use Case #7 Who? Where? Associate, Contractor What? Terminal Services / Published Application Locally-Installed Application Local Remote General Public Trusted Partner or Vendor Application / Web Server Network Resources How? (c) 2007-2008 WhiteboardsThatWork.com
19. Logical Pattern #1 MAN WAN End Users User Client Network Resources Security Services (Authentication) Network Application Servers Non-Tacoma Offices Tacoma Office LAN Files Data E-Mail Network Resources File Servers Databases Print Servers Support servers Data collector Data store AppSense Web server Test environment Anti-virus Disaster recovery XP Laptop Non 909 Tacoma Non Tacoma (Authentication request) 1 (Credential) 2 (Terminal services request) 3 (Authentication request) 4 (Authentication response) 5 (Access to network resources) 6 Associate, Contractor Terminal Services Local App Local Remote General Public Partner or Vendor App/Web Server Non-Russell supported Non-Russell supported Non-Russell hosted and supported Russell hosted and supported (c) 2007-2008 WhiteboardsThatWork.com Terminal Services Stores objects Authentication Authorization Fail-over Replication Test Environment External Management Report/audit WINS DNS TS Licenses Domain Controller Browser Client Not IT- Supported Internet Browser Basic Image User Experience XP TS Thin Desktop NT authent. + Russell Dial-up Access + MS Office Applications XP Desktop Thick Client
20. Logical Pattern #7 Public 1 2 3 Database (Exodus) Associate, Contractor Terminal Services Local App Local Remote General Public Partner or Vendor App/Web Server Non-Company managed Non-Company hosted Non-Company hosted and managed Company hosted and managed User Client Network Application Servers Security Services (Firewalls) Network Devices End Users Network Resources Browser Client Not IT- Supported Internet Browser Not IT- Supported (Access to Company public Web) Internet (c) 2007-2008 WhiteboardsThatWork.com Non-Spt’d Device Blocks inbound Limited outbound NAT Comp. addressess (non-tacoma) Logs/Audits Internet Firewall SSL NAT Load Balancing Service filters (port) Load Balancer Web (Exodus) Company.com (Connect to ISP) (Permitted traffic)