Telecommunication Network Diagrams

How to Develop a Business Process Model

An overview of any business process includes the description of the steps needed to implement any business task. The best approach to business process designing and analyzing is to depict visually the steps of the business process in the form of the business process diagram. Designing a Business Process diagram includes many different and specific elements that can be managed using ConceptDraw DIAGRAM. The ability to create Business Process diagrams according to the BPMN 2.0 is provided by the Business Process Model and Notation solution.

How to Create an Active Directory Diagram

Active Directory Service represents a distributed database that contains all the domain objects. The Active Directory domain environment is a single point of authentication and authorization of users and applications across the enterprise. The domain of the organization and deployment of Active Directory Service are exactly the cornerstones of the enterprise IT infrastructure.
The logical diagrams of MS Windows Active Directory structure are used to visually support an enterprise IT infrastructure planning and management. ConceptDraw DIAGRAM allows you to make AD Diagrams quickly and easily using the set of special libraries.

How To Create an Involvement Matrix

The Involvement Matrix can identify the distribution of responsibilities and identify roles in a group or team. This matrix can be used company-wide. The Involvement Matrix identifies participants who are involved in corrective actions. The Involvement Matrix is constructed for all highly prioritized corrective actions. It uses symbols to assign who participates, performs, consults, should be informed, checks the work, and accepts the results. Using visual diagrams keeps ideas clear and is very effective when discussing the problem and a description of the solution. They are great at helping to quickly see what stage of the problem-solving effort is currently underway. It defines the participants and their roles. The matrix displays all of the parties involved, defines their level of involvement, and the nature of their participation. The ability to create an Involvement Matrix is supported by the ConceptDraw Seven Management and Planning Tools solution.