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StratML Standards The StratML standards already currently include two levels or Parts (e.g.StratML Part1,StratML Part2) and a third (e.g.StratML Part3) is currently in development.
StratML Part1
StratML Part1is the simplest and it supports strategic plan definition. StratML Part1 allows the
definition of vision, mission, value, stakeholder, goal, and objective elements, along
with information on the organization, as well as administrative information. Documents
can have multiple instances of each element type, and each goals can have objectives.
The organization, the goals, and the objectives can each be assigned specific stakeholders.
StratML Part2
StratML Part2is more elaborate than StratML Part1. It contains all of StratML Part1 document information,
adding new elements to fully support performance plans and reports. Each stakeholder
can have multiple roles and each role can combine various role types. Each objective
can have performance indicators, each with specific relationships, as well as measurement
instances with both target and actual results. Performance plans typically define
target results for the measurement instances of the different performance indicators.
Performance reports add actual results to match the targeted ones.
StratML Part3
StratML Part3is still in development. Extending StratML Part2 support for performance plans and
reports, it is designed to fully support the most elaborate requirements, including
those introduced by new accountability Laws and regulations like the US government's
"GPRA Modernization Act" (HR2142).
More Information More information is also also available from other sections of theStratML portal, as well as by requesting toStratML at DNAOS.com", where questions, comments, and suggestions are appreciated and answered.
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