Using SOA models

This section describes how to use each of the SOA models.

Vocabulary
The vocabulary describes the business terms and the business requirements across the enterprise . This provides consistent terminology. The vocabulary is delivered and customized in Information Governance Catalog (IGC).
Analysis Process Model (APM)
This topic discusses the Analysis Process Model (APM) that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering. It presents the Analysis-level Business Process Models and documents how they assist in process reengineering or improvement initiatives, for example, a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) engagement in the banking sector.
Orchestration Process Model (OPM)
This topic discusses the Orchestration Process Model (OPM) that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering. It presents the Design-level Business Process Models and documents how they assist in process reengineering or improvement initiatives, for example, a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) engagement in the banking sector.
Business Object Model (BOM)
This topic discusses the Business Object Model (BOM) that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering.
Interface Design Model (IDM)
This topic discusses the Interface Design Model that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering.
Design Model Datatypes (DMD)
This topic discusses the Design Model Datatypes (DMD) Model that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering.
Web Services Design Model (WSDM)
This topic discusses the Web Services Design Model (WSDM) that is part of the BPS offering.
Message Services Design Model (MSDM)
This topic discusses the Message Service Design Model (MSDM) that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering.
Java Services Design Model (JSDM)
This topic discusses the Java Services Design Model (JSDM) that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering.
Transfer Object Model (TOM)
This topic discusses the Transfer Object Model (TOM) that is part of the Banking Process and Services offering.
RESTful API Design Model (RADM)
The RADM is a UML model in the IBM Banking Process and Service Models RSA projects. It contains definitions for REST Applications, REST Resources and associated data objects (JSON/XML structures), which, together with a well-defined Development Methodology, enables a model driven development approach for the specification of REST APIs.