Working with information portfolio

Information portfolio helps to capture information from the assets of your organization as information objects. You can categorize the information assets and determine its business application use.

• Manage data domains
  A data domain is a logical grouping that categorizes information objects (like tables, fields, or records) based on shared characteristics, business functions, or governance needs.
• Manage information objects
  An information object captures the logical data for a business application. It also describes the type of data that is interchanged between the application and the database.
• Manage architectural artifacts
  Architectural artifacts are created to describe a system, solution, or state of an enterprise. The goal of architectural artifacts in Enterprise Architecture is to enable enterprise architects to create and manage artifacts in their organization.
• Manage architectural decision records (ADR)
  The Architectural Decision Records (ADR) help you to explain your infrastructure. ADR is a type of artifact that helps in understanding the background of a specific architectural decision.
• Manage architectural documents
  Architectural documents are an artifact type used to store and govern documents generated from Enterprise Modeling and Visualization diagrams. They provide a centralized view of all diagram‑generated documents.

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