Our Capabilities

Capabilities

Portfolio

- Advanced Materials & Manufacturing

- AI, Analytics & Big Data

- Cyber Activities

- Sensing, Data Processing & Data Fusion

- Emerging Technology, 4IR,

- Power Sources, Energy Storage

- Energy Distribution & Recycling
- Robotic & Autonomy

- Secure Communication & Navigation

- Human Protection & Performance

- Design & Engineering

- Disruptive Design

- Digital Design, Manufacturing & Services

- Certification Processes & Documentation

- Research & Development

- Simulation, Test & Evaluation
- Mission-Led Innovation

- Cyber & Digital Resilience

- Training & Mission Rehearsal 

Capability

Management

- Strategic operational appreciations and analysis

- Strategic analyses

- Capability conceptualization, definition & development

Operations research and analysis

- Context or scenario-based capaility modelling and simulation

- Capability costing

- Capital pfoject business cases and management

- Decision making and decision support

- Capability assurance and performance managment

TOGAF

Concepts

The TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) is the most used framework architecture that rpovides for designing, planning, implementing, and governing an enterprise information technology architecture. TOGAF is a high level approach to design. 

It is typically modeled at four levels:

• Business,
• Application,
• Data
• Technology.
  
  

It relies heavily on modulization, standardization, and already existing, proven technologies and products. 

Developed

Management

While a highly developed management discipline within several national military organisations, the concepts, principles and practices of capability management are readily adaptable and effective for application in the strategy and operations of many other enterprises. 

Framework Requirements:

• Architecture Vision
• Business Architecture
• Information Systems Architectures
• Technology Architecture
• Opportunities and Solutions
• Migrations Planning
• Implementation Governance
• Architecture Change Management

Enterprise

Capabilities

Enterprises consist of a portfolio of capabilities that are used in various combinations to achieve outcomes. Within that portfolio, a capability will be transient unless managed and maintained over time. Therefore, a typical capability lifecycle spans needs, requirements, acquisition, in-service and obsolescence/disposal phases.

WDeXo - Dynamic Capabilities.