TBM Taxonomy Version 4.0 Date: December 16, 2020
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Description: TBM Taxonomy Version 40 Date December 16 2020 Table of Contents Introduction to TBM Taxonomy TBM Taxonomy v40 TBM Taxonomy v40 Annotated Appendix Conceptual TBM Models IMPORTANT NOTICE This document provides the graphics and
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TBM Taxonomy Version 4.0 Date: December 16, 2020 Table of Contents Introduction to TBM Taxonomy TBM Taxonomy v4.0 TBM Taxonomy v4.0 Annotated Appendix: Conceptual TBM Models IMPORTANT NOTICE: This document provides the graphics and supplementary content that can be found in the TBM Taxonomy v4.0 specifications document, approved by the Standards Committee on December 16, 2020 and endorsed by the TBM Council Board of Directors on December 17, 2020. This is shared for community use, review and feedback. It is subject to change without notice. Please contact us at standards@tbmcouncil.org with any feedback. Introduction to TBM Taxonomy Why a Taxonomy? Problems taxonomy aims to solve: Accelerate implementations of TBM models / software Align data from multiple tools (e.g., CMDB, SAM, ITSM, etc.) Align people on a common vocabulary Relate different perspectives – finance, IT/tech and line-of-business Influence industry adoption of TBM principles, best practices and tools Who Uses the Taxonomy? TBM program professionals to must build and maintain a TBM cost model based on standards IT financial managers who support technology cost modeling and reporting CIOs and I&O leaders when explaining the composition and drivers of technology costs Enterprise architects interested in service composition, consumption and costs CFOs and their teams who deal with business unit cost allocations, chargebacks, and budget authority for tech spending Owners of products, services, apps and other solutions who are accountable for TCO TBM Taxonomy v4.0 TBM Taxonomy V4.0 (High Level View) COST POOLS (v4.0) TOWERS (v4.0) DATA CENTER STORAGE END USER DELIVERY APPLICATION OUTPUT NETWORK COMPUTE SECURITY & COMPLIANCE IT MANAGEMENT PLATFORM Enterprise Data Center Online Storage IT Service Management Offline Storage Operations Center Disaster Recovery Program, Product & Project Management Central Print LAN/WAN Voice Servers Unix Mainframe Middleware Security Compliance IT Management & Strategic Planning Enterprise Architecture IT Finance IT Vendor Management Workspace Mobile Devices End User Software Conferencing & AV Converged Infrastructure Mainframe Database Midrange Mainframe Online Storage Mainframe Offline Storage Mainframe Other Facilities Application Development Application Support & Operations Database Middleware IT Help Desk Deskside Support Client Management Transport Network Printers High Performance Computing Business Software Container Orchestration Big Data TOWERS (v4.0) Hierarchy Tower Sub-Tower Sub-Tower Element Example Compute Servers Windows Linux Standardized TBM Taxonomy Optional for more granular aggregation and allocation SOLUTIONS (v4.0) Applications Products Services SOLUTIONS (v4.0) Applications Products Services SOLUTIONS (v4.0) Hierarchy Type Category Name Offering Example Infrastructure Compute Virtual Compute & Containers Xen, OpenStack, VMware (on-prem) AWS/Azure/GCP
