Technology Interaction Point

A Technology Interaction Point is a step within a process activity description that a user carries out to formally interact with technology, typically, an information system.

A technology interaction point identifies:

• The technology (typically an Information System) to interact with (may be multiple)

• The Reason for the interaction

• The specification reference ... typically a UML Use Case

• The response required.

Typically this interaction is embedded in an activity description or a related document procedures, guidelines, etc or screen help.

The interaction point directs the user to the correct technology (typically an information system) to use.

Created: by analyzing the Process Activity Model that people use within a defined and managed process.

Analysis: Analysis typically ends up in the supporting specification for the specific interaction point. This may also be a number of specifications.

identify. System Interactions Points should have a unique identifier and reference.

Analysis of activities using the Process Activity Model

See BPMN examples (t.b.d). for the identification of the interaction point.

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