Metamodel Driven
Quantitative Architecture
Define your metamodel once. Automatically generate complete enterprise architectures with quantitative metrics, interactive dashboards, and process documentation.
Demonstrated with a synthetic hospital: Built as a graduate health-informatics course project, this prototype generates a complete synthetic hospital architecture — 55 processes, 27 systems, 20 departments — to show the approach can handle a complex, heavily regulated domain. The metamodel itself is industry-agnostic.
Core Capabilities
What This Framework Does
Eliminates Manual Documentation
No more manually creating architecture diagrams, updating process flows, or tracking system relationships. The metamodel generates everything automatically from structured data definitions.
Scores the Whole Architecture
Built-in quantitative metrics score financial impact, process efficiency, system health, and compliance coverage. Today the dashboards regenerate on demand from static data; wiring in live feeds is the natural next step and is on the roadmap.
Generates BPMN Automatically
Process flows are auto-generated from metamodel definitions in standards-compliant BPMN 2.0 format. No manual diagram creation or maintenance required.
Integrates Enterprise Standards
Built on TOGAF and ArchiMate principles. The hospital pilot maps its governance layer to HIPAA, FHIR, and HL7; the same policy-and-control pattern can carry other regulatory frameworks.
Live Demonstrations
Explore the Platform
Architecture Graph
Interactive Network Visualization
Navigate the complete enterprise architecture showing all entities, systems, processes, data assets, and their interconnected relationships in a live graph visualization.
Launch VisualizationOperations Dashboard
Quantitative Intelligence Platform
Multi-view dashboard displaying financial modeling (NPV, TCO), operational metrics (cycle times, throughput), compliance coverage, and predictive analytics.
Launch DashboardProcess Models
Auto-Generated BPMN Workflows
Automatically generated BPMN 2.0 process diagrams created directly from metamodel definitions. Standards-compliant and immediately usable.
Sample Process Workflow
Click to view full size - one of many auto-generated BPMN diagrams
Why It Matters
What the Approach Buys You
Zero Manual Chart Creation
Architecture diagrams, process flows, system maps, and dependency graphs are generated automatically and stay synchronized with your metamodel definitions.
Intelligence on Demand
Dashboards regenerate straight from the model whenever the data is refreshed. Review performance, identify bottlenecks, track costs, and measure compliance without assembling reports by hand.
Single Source of Truth
All architecture artifacts derive from one metamodel. Update the model once, and visualizations, documentation, and metrics update automatically.
Standards-Based Foundation
Built on TOGAF and BPMN 2.0. Export to standard formats, integrate with existing tools, and maintain compliance with industry frameworks.
Universal Application
Works Across Industries
While demonstrated with synthetic healthcare data, the metamodel approach applies to any complex organization that needs enterprise architecture management and operational intelligence.
Financial Services
Trading platforms, risk systems, regulatory compliance architectures, payment processing networks, and customer service operations.
Manufacturing
Supply chain systems, production workflows, quality control processes, inventory management, and distribution networks.
Technology Companies
Platform services, microservices architectures, DevOps pipelines, data infrastructure, and engineering system dependencies.
Government & Public Sector
Citizen services, regulatory compliance systems, inter-agency workflows, procurement processes, and public infrastructure management.
Curious About Metamodel-Driven Architecture?
This is a research prototype, but it was built so the same approach could be hardened for production — a database backend, live data feeds, and multi-facility support are the obvious next steps. Happy to talk through how it could apply to your organization.
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