I want to extract one page report, so that i can review capability and drill down to business apps.

[Amarjeet123]

Hello folks,

I am working on the Business Capability module[Without APM subscription]. Recently, I got a requirement from my client team that they wish to extract a one-page report so that they can review capability and drill down to business applications.

So the point is they want all business capabilities in an encapsulated form level by level on a single-page report and that report should be present on a custom dashboard. I have been thinking since the day I received this whether this could be possible to show all my capabilities in one page and later we can drill down to business applications. I tried with High Charts [a 3rd party tool to create charts using codepen] but what I could achieve was a hardcoded and static rough chart and in real scenarios, data should be dynamic, and business capabilities should be auto-populated in that chart. I am completely blank on how I would do that.
Can anyone help to see if this is feasible and if POC is available for it?

I would highly appreciate some input from peers like you. If you wish to connect to get more broader picture maybe we can catch up on a call, Just drop your mail.

Note: I am attaching a Word doc. link for insight into my requirements and what we expect.

One pager report for Business capability ECM - Copy.docx

If the link doesn't work try the below one

One pager report review doc

[Jimmers]

Have you considered CMDB Query Builder. Had a similar request from customer.

[Amarjeet123]

Hey @Jimmers 

Thanks for your reply, we actually want to put all business capability in sort of a big report which is arranged in hierarchical fashion in such a way that one business capability contains it's children and those children further contain their child capability till we reach node.

Once you click on node capability it will show business application/s associated with it.

For e.g.

It would be like if L0 is a box then it should have Child capability in it(which will be obviously boxes) which further have boxes which are children of those child business capabilities till we drill down to business application/s.

Ah! One more thing there are more than 1 L0 capabilities. It's complex but we are trying to achieve it. You can see the doc. Which I attached if you still have queries.

Also thanks for your suggestion, might we can use it later for some other purposes.

[Jimmers]

Amarjeet,

You can do that, just need to make sure you add the Leaf Nodes as a separate field. In our case we only have the Parent and Child nodes, so it looks like below.

[Stig Brandt]

Hi Jimmie

maybe consider to save a dependency map/view and the create a link to the saved map.

cheers

stig