Scopes
A scope denotes the subset of the Insurance models that supports project business requirements. Scopes are expressed in Information Governance Catalog (IGC) as a category that includes a number of term references. These term references express the list of business terms, analytical requirements, measures, dimensions and supportive content terms that make up the scope.
Scope categories are defined in Information Governance Catalog (IGC) as categories below the Scopes root category. Scope categories are organized in hierarchies using subcategories. Scopes is the parent category, is labeled scope root and is defined in the IBM Insurance Business Vocabulary root category. The first-level scope categories in the hierarchy, such as Catastrophe Modeling, define a high-level group of scopes. The second and further levels of scope categories define low-level groups of scope content within a high-level group.
Properties
- Name (mandatory)
- The name of the scope category in title case (all words start with a capital letter).
- e.g. scope Catastrophe Modeling
- e.g. scope Customer Analytics And Insight
- e.g. scope LOB Insurance
- Parent category (mandatory)
- The parent category of the scope category.
- e.g. scope Customer Analytics And Insight Data Project Scopes has parent category Customer Analytics And Insight
- e.g. scope Probability Distribution has parent category Catastrophe Modeling Data Project Scopes
- Short description (mandatory)
- The description of the scope.
- e.g. scope Probability Distribution has short description This project scope covers catastrophe model related inputs for probability distribution calculations.
- Long description (optional)
- An additional description when the short description is not sufficient to describe the scope.
- e.g. scope Probability Distribution has long description This project scope covers catastrophe model related inputs for probability distribution calculations. The business terms included cover a collection of potential business requirements and highlight the parts of the model in scope for probability distribution. Distribution is an index related to statistics to which bin ranges can be applied to derive histograms.
- Subcategories (optional)
- The subcategories that provide a low-level grouping of the scope.
- e.g. scope root Scopes has a subcategory Catastrophe Modeling
- e.g. scope Catastrophe Modeling has a subcategory Customer Analytics And Insight Data Project Scopes
- e.g. scope Customer Analytics And Insight Data Project Scopes has a subcategory Probability Distribution
- Terms
- The terms that are referenced by the scope and the terms contained in the scope. Terms may
reference one or more scope categories.
- Assigned Assets For <parent scope>
- _Assigned Assets For <parent scope> is a term that groups
the technical assets required to support the parent scope. All assigned asset terms belonging to the
scope are labeled scope assigned assets. The data model assets are assigned
to this business term. This data model asset can be an entity or an attribute.
- e.g. scope category Catastrophe Modeling >> Catastrophe Modeling Data Project Scopes has term _Assigned Assets For Probability distribution
- e.g. scope assigned assets term _Assigned Assets For Probability distribution has Assigned Assets Atomic Warehouse Model >> Account and fund >> Account
- e.g. scope assigned assets term _Assigned Assets For Probability distribution has Assigned Assets Business Data Model >> Account and fund >> Account entry
- Business terms
- e.g. business term Agreement is referenced by the Scopes >> LOB Cross Industry category
- Analytical requirements
- e.g. analytical requirement Campaign contact analysis is referenced by the Scopes >> Customer Analytics And Insight category