Assertionizer Software
- Assertionizer is available now as software as a service (SaaS).
- It supports all aspects of the Assertion Modeling Method.
- It includes explanations of the method, terms, and usages.
- It serves as a simple, powerful replacement of an architecture repository.
- It supports continuous refinement and expansion.
- You can try it now
The Software Tool
With Assertionizer Software there is no local infrastructure or installations. You start modeling immediately.
This third generation software has resolved design and data issues.
You can manage your models with in separate AM spaces. Individual or shared.
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Built for the AM Method
Assertionizer has been built from the ground up to support the Assertion Modeling paradigm.
Your approach to how you perceive business does not include customizing and implementing a metamodel. Just defining your perspectives.
Explain support in the software also assists in the application of the method.
Integrated Explanations and Terminology
Assertionizer incudes ‘Explain’ links that support the modeler where they model; at the screen where they change the model.
Terminology is built in, and in some cases examples help understand the concept.
Architectural Source of Truth
Because the Assertion Method supports business decisions from operational to strategic and from manual to automated, You can contain your full business architecture in one place.
Use Assertionizer as a simpler knowledgebase for small architecture group.
Build and Deliver Continuously
You make changes to how an assertion is defined, where it is connected and who is responsible.
When you make the change it is reflected in all the perspectives and the next generated reports.
Hyperlinked Reporting
The reports take advantage of html links that allow fast browsing of the report.
Point reviewers to the report URL for immediate feedback.
Assertionizer is new software that is specifically designed for Assertion Modeling. It supports customization, not by adding modeling elements but by adding Perspectives. Each fact you learn about the business is added as an Assertion, Frame, Authority, or a Connection.
- Want to tell a workflow story? Just include the assertions that tell that story. Want to automate part of the business? Just include the assertions to be automated.
- Want User Stories? include the assertions you plan to implement as requirements.
- Want to see what an Authority might for its input information? Add example data.
Assertionizer allows you to create an Assertion Model, define Authorities, identify and add Assertions and describe them, join Assertions with Connections, and define the structure of the information they produce. You can include example values of the information that might be passed.
When you wish to emphasize a part of the model you create one or more perspectives, each including assertions of concern. These can be shown on a diagram showing the information flows.
At any point you can create a fully hyperlinked report of the current state of your model and its perspectives. These perspectives are your architectural artifacts, reports that address your specific issues.
The richness of the model can be seen in the Example of Recruitment.
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