Configure EA Workspace using the Setup page

Use the Setup page to configure Enterprise Architecture Workspace.

• Configure application categories
  An application category is a grouping of applications by their purpose and function, fields, or areas.
• Configure application category groups
  An application category group is a collection of application categories. Category groups help with the filtering and reporting of the application categories.
• Configure application families
  An application family is an attribute to group a set of related applications based on manufacturer classification of their products into product suites.
• Configure indicators
  Configure application or capability indicators in the Enterprise Architecture Workspace.
• Configure scoring profiles
  Scoring profiles help you to evaluate the applications based on various indicators.
• Configure TRM phases
  A Technology Reference Model (TRM) phase represents the status of the application, that is whether the application is approved for use, being evaluated or being scheduled for divestment.
• Configure TRM categories
  A Technology Reference Model (TRM) category refers to a grouping of TRM software products by their purpose and function.
• Configure information data domains
  A data domain is a structured grouping of information objects that are categorized to support business applications and processes. The data domain helps define how business application data is captured and describes how the data is exchanged between applications and databases.
• Configure architectural artifact categories
  The architectural artifact categories enable you to categorize and manage artifacts more efficiently. Configuring architectural artifact categories enable you to structure and classify architectural artifacts, and verify the architectural artifacts support strategic goals.
• Configure demand actions
  Demand actions enable you to initiate structured responses to architectural insights. These actions typically include creating demands for remediation, initiating lifecycle changes, or launching application rationalization efforts.
• Configure Enterprise Modeling and Visualization
  You can configure the shape libraries, modeling options, entities, and relationships used in the Enterprise Modeling and Visualization.
• Configure application total cost of ownership (TCO) in Enterprise Architecture Workspace
  Configure the application TCO source, cost type, and determine the duration of a fiscal property, in the Enterprise Architecture Workspace.
• Configure certification policies
  Configure certification policies to keep your business applications inventory up to date. Keeping your business application data current helps you to assess your business applications precisely as there are indicators that are dependent on these business applications.
• Configure Technology Portfolio Management
  Configure Technology Portfolio Management in Enterprise Architecture Workspace. By configuring TPM, you can get application lifecycle risk insights and rationalize applications.
• Configure Technology Reference Model
  Configure Technology Reference Model Enterprise Architecture Workspace. Configuring the Technology Reference Model offers a structured approach to managing technology standards across your organization.

Related concepts

• Exploring the Setup page in the Enterprise Architecture Workspace
• Working with the Setup page