• Construct Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept
• Identify and Associate Services to Goals

• Analysis Model
• Business Analysis Model
• Business Deployment Model
• Business Design Model
• Business Entity
• Business Event
• Business Operation
• Business Operation Realization
• Business System
• Business Use Case
• Business Use Case Model
• Business Use-Case Realization
• Business Worker
• Supplementary Business Specification
• Supplementary Specifications
• Use-Case Model

A person acting as business designer must be a good facilitator and have adequate communication skills. Knowledge of the business domain is helpful but not necessary for everyone acting in this role. The business designer needs to be familiar with the tools used to capture the business models.

A business designer must be prepared to:

• understand customer and user requirements, their strategies, and their goals 
• facilitate modeling of the target organization 
• discuss and facilitate a business engineering effort, if needed 
• take part in defining requirements on the end-product of the project 

Consider assigning the Business-Process Analyst, Business Architect and Business Designer roles to the same person. These roles interact a lot, so it can be more efficient to have a single person responsible for all these roles.

• Business Architecture
• Business Patterns
• Locality
• Modeling Large Organizations
• Supplementary Requirements Flowdown
• Use-Case Flowdown