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Context diagramThe 'context' of any situation is the external environment in which it exists. Like a ship on the seas, the captain ignores the elements at his (or her!) peril. Whilst the ship is self-contained, it is intimately connected to its context. In process terms, the context contains other processes that provide inputs and outputs to and from the process in question. Taking a business view, there are also forces from such as competitive and environmental domains.
See also:IDEF0, Data-flow diagram |
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