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Business Process Models

Description

 

The Administer Funded Grant models illustrate the grants business processes used to manage and allocate funds during the noncompeting years of a grant. The models are organized into three states: 

  • As-Is: The models in this section are current state business processes.
  • To-Be: The models in this section are the desired future state business processes.
  • Transition Plan: The models in this section specify the business processes necessary to transition from current state to future state.


Each section contains a WHAT model and a HOW model. The WHAT model lists the business activities that must occur in order for the NIH to manage a funded grant during its non-competing years. The WHAT model is presented in a hierarchical format in which the children support the parent activities. The HOW model integrates all dimensions (What, Which, Who, Where, When) into a single comprehensive model that captures the sequence of the activities, the dependencies between the activities, and the flow of information from one activity to another.



As-Is


To-Be (Currently in development)

  • WHAT (PDF) 
  • HOW (PDF) 


Transition Plan (Not yet defined)

  • WHAT (PDF)
  • HOW (PDF)

Time Table

This architecture definition approved on: November 17, 2005

The next review is scheduled in: TBD