WebSphere Insurance Content Pack

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1. WebSphere Insurance Content Pack
1. Using the Insurance Capability Models
1. Identifying the required processes for a capability
1. Import Insurance Capability Models
2. Using the drill-down approach to identify the processes
3. Using the search feature to identify the processes

WebSphere Insurance Content Pack

Type of Assets	Artifact Type	Tools
Capability Models	Business Document file	WebSphere Industry Content Packs WebSphere Business Compass
Process Models	Modeler Archive Files (.mar)	WebSphere Industry Content Packs WebSphere Business Modeler
Service Models	SCA Libraries, WebSphere Business Services Fabric Projects	WebSphere Industry Content Packs WebSphere Integration Developer
Common Components	SCA Libraries, SCA Modules	WebSphere Industry Content Packs WebSphere Integration Developer WebSphere Process Server
Business Vocabulary	Fabric Content Archive (.jar) file	WebSphere Industry Content Packs WebSphere Business Services Fabric
Business Object Model	UML Models	WebSphere Industry Content Packs Rational® Software Architect - Design time (Recommended tool) Rational Data Architect
Solution Scenarios	SCA Modules SCA Libraries Modeler Archive Files Monitor Models WebSphere Business Services Fabric Projects Lotus® Forms Enterprise Archive files	WebSphere Industry Content Packs WebSphere Process Server WebSphere Business Monitor WebSphere Business Modeler WebSphere Integration Developer WebSphere Business Services Fabric WebSphere Business Monitor Toolkit WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition WebSphere Business Compass IBM® DB2® Enterprise Edition Lotus Forms Viewer Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) viewer

Using the Insurance Capability Models

The Capability Models available with the WebSphere® Insurance Content Pack are packaged as a Business Document (.bda) file. This file can be imported into Business Space using the Business Design Space.

The Insurance Capability Models can be used to identify the process required for a capability. They can also be used to model the processes available in the Capability Models using WebSphere Business Modeler.

Identifying the required processes for a capability

Identifying the required processes for a capability involves using either the drill down approach to search the process or using the search feature to identify the process.

Import Insurance Capability Models

Ensure that you import the Business Document file that includes all the capabilities and processes related to the WebSphere Insurance Content Pack before searching for processes.

Importing the Business Document file involves the following steps:

1. Start the Business Compass Server ()
2. Log on to Business Space ()
3. Click Actions\Create Space ()
4. Provide the space name and space description, select Business Design Space from the Create a new space using a template list, and then click Save ()
5. In the newly created space, click the Design tab and then click Upload a local file to repository ().
6. Click Browse button, select the required Business Document file to upload, and click OK ()
7. Note: Ensure that you select all the check boxes for the capabilities and sub capabilities for the WebSphere Insurance Content Pack and click OK ()
   
8. The Insurance Capability Models are imported ()

Using the drill-down approach to identify the processes

1. In the Documents tab\Insurance Capability Model CC, click Insurance Capability Model V7.0 Edit or View button ()
2. In the Outline view, click the main capability to view the capability map.
3. Click View sub capability in the capability to view the sub capabilities.
   Note: The View sub capability option is visible if the capability includes sub capabilities.
4. Click the sub capability for which you want to view the related processes.
5. Click Details\Supporting Processes to view the processes.

Using the search feature to identify the processes

1. In the space where you have imported the Business Document file, clickSearch ().
2. Set the search type to My Documents.
3. Enter the name of the process you want to search for and click Search.
4. Click the required process to view the process details.

Related links

1. Previous: Create Fabric Spaces Next: Define Business Services
   
2. Modeling, developing, assembling, deploying and managing an application
3. Working with the Fabric templates in Business Space
4. Business Space Information Center

Developing the Claim Status BPM solution
Understanding the Claim Status problem scenario Model phase Assemble phase Deploy phase Manage phase
1-Understanding the Claim Status problem scenario	2-Model phase	3-Assemble phase
Description Business process Key Pain Points Key Performance Indicators and Business Measures required Roles for the BPM solution	Performing gap analysis for identifying assets Searching for assets using the Asset Navigator Completing Process Decomposition Extending Insurance Process Models Modifying the Insurance Process Models Adding service tasks to the Insurance Process Models Modifying the mappings in the extended process Adding roles to the Insurance Process Model Adding or modifying Insurance KPIs and business measures Extending KPI and Business Measures Services Identification Extending Insurance Services Models Extending Insurance Common Components Creating implementation process models Importing Insurance process models from WebSphere Business Modeler to WebSphere Integration Developer Unit testing the Insurance Process implementation using WebSphere Integration Developer Creating the user interface Creating the user interface using Lotus Forms Associating a human task in WebSphere Integration Developer Model phase summary	Implementing services Implementing a service integration logic using Dynamic Assembler Importing an SCA module to create a composite service definition Unit testing services Implementing monitor models using KPI and Business Measures Modifying and exporting KPI and business measures in Monitor Models into WebSphere Business Monitor Toolkit Configuring the Process Flow to emit events Generating a monitor model Updating the generated monitor model Defining user-defined functions Defining Metrics Defining Key Performance Indicators Defining Dimensional Mode Defining the visual model Testing the monitor model Project Interchange file Implementing technical policies Creating WebSphere Business Services Fabric project and importing namespaces Implementing policies using Business Services Composition Studio Simulating and testing policies Assemble phase summary
4-Deploy phase	5-Manage Phase
Configuring the BPM solution manually Configuring the user registry in WebSphere Process Server Configuring user access in WebSphere Process Server for viewing the WebSphere Business Monitor widget Configuring dashboard alerts Configuring the Business Space dashboard Configuring Business Space themes Testing the BPM solution Verifying the widget Testing the process executions and viewing instances Verifying dashboards for KPI and metrics updates Executing the Claim Status BPM solution Updating the claims.csv file Accessing the Claim Status Business Space Accepting claim inquiry details Transferring the claim to a claim specialist Closing the claim inquiry Viewing reports Claim Status Dashboard Analysis Performance Report Viewing the Claim Status process flow Claim Status Process Claim Status Process Check Deploy phase summary