The EAGLE6 Strategic Planning Module brings broad organizational goals into the model and decomposes them into smaller goals that are assigned to the appropriate positions and IT assets within the enterprise.

Once goals have been chunked down, they can be tracked and analyzed by EAGLE6 in numerous ways. By connecting goals to resources and assets, EAGLE6 notifies you of the oversaturation and under-utilization of assets and prevents conflicts within projects that would otherwise go undetected in traditional tools.

The EAGLE6 IT Assets Modeling Module ingests information about the architecture of your systems from various sources (log files, code repositories and traffic logs, to name a few) in order to build a model of all your systems. EAGLE6 auto-detects dependencies across entity types, delivering a 3-dimensional representation of your systems and how they interact with each other and humans.

Finally, assets are attached to goals, projects and business processes, empowering you to analyze and respond to the impact of change before it occurs.

NOTE: Customer data and EAGLE6 model data are not synonymous. Customer data can include highly sensitive and even top-secret data, none of which is contained with the EAGLE6 enterprise model. EAGLE6 simply models the structure of your data, not the contents.

The EAGLE6 Business Process Module maps out every human process within the enterprise and links them to connected IT assets and Positions. Once completed, you have defined the acceptable state for operations, against which analysis can be performed.

Coupled with the Org Chart Module, the Business Process Module accounts for human interaction with systems unlike any other tool, providing greater depth of analysis and intelligence about your enterprise.

Rather than assigning users into pre-defined roles with established permissions, user access is established and evolves as users are assigned entities, goals, relationships, projects and tasks. As users move through the organization and projects are completed, user access is adjusted to reflect each individual’s current status.

N2K aids in the prevention of insider threats by reducing excessive access and limiting the need to define roles and their responsibilities. As positions are backfilled, users are granted permissions to what any new responsibilities demand. Everything in EAGLE6 is driven by N2K, including all views, reporting and notifications.

*As with every EAGLE6 module, dashboards, alerts and reports can be easily configured to suit your specific needs.

Project Management (PM) within EAGLE6 stands apart from traditional PM software, as it leverages the enterprise model to identify, report on and track against the project.

By linking projects, tasks and changes to IT assets and strategic planning goals, the organization has a clear view into progress, impact and potential conflict. Project Managers can easily identify oversaturated and under-utilized areas to build out better efficiencies for how they conduct business and achieve successful results with each project.

The EAGLE6 Change Management Module leverages the enterprise model and proprietary risk algorithms to identify the impact and assess the risk of change across the enterprise.

EAGLE6 streamlines the change management process by automating inefficient manual processes and pinpointing impact and risk before a desired change occurs. Notifications, approvals and reporting are simplified, with only those who need to know receiving alerts about change. The Change Management Module greatly reduces downtime and the costs associated with remediation efforts and lost productivity.

EAGLE6 simplifies the tracking of compliance regulations on both the project level as well as industry-specific standards and laws by pulling real-time documentation from IT assets and other related modules as the enterprise changes and evolves.

EAGLE6 notifies the appropriate users of any changes in the systems architecture of the enterprise. This could include the detection of a new device or IP address or an unwanted state.

As enterprise systems change, EAGLE6 automatically updates the model to mirror those changes and produce documentation based on user-defined specifications like versions, patches, changes, projects and users. If it’s in the model, EAGLE6 can report on it.

EAGLE6 leverages the enterprise model to navigate change through the appropriate parties, as defined by how the organization conducts business. EAGLE6 identifies who and what is impacted by a proposed change and notifies only the individuals who manage those people and systems impacted by the proposed change.

All systems have a life cycle. EAGLE6’s Enterprise Lifecycle Engineering process accounts for the sunsetting of obsoleted systems by leveraging the enterprise model to understand how business processes and other systems use the obsoleted system. This identifies all touch points and validates a clean handoff to the replacement system, eliminating unintended outages and lost functionality that often accompanies this process.