schedule

Information requirement	Business Object(s)
Information that is used to define the message that performs the transmission of the work requirement information between the source and destination UK_Defence processes.	Message, Record.
The identification, naming, versioning and status of the schedule.	Schedule, Status Assignment, Facility, Person.
The justification for the existence of the schedule.	Schedule, Justification, Anomaly, Observation, Requirement, Health Hazard, Change Effectivity.
The identification of the task, task list or plan from which the schedule was derived.	Schedule, Task, Task List, Plan
The identification of the task from which each activity in the schedule was derived.	Activity, Task
The start and end dates and times for the schedule.	Schedule
The representation of the decomposition of the schedule into activities and the activities into sub-activities.	Schedule, Activity, Activity Composition
The representation of the sequence / precedence constraints between activities and sub activities within the schedule.	Schedule, Activity, Activity Dependency
Information that identifies the asset to which each activity within the schedule applies, either by the original manufacturers identifier, or by an alias identifier that is defined by another organization, such as the owning, operating, asset management or maintenance organization of the asset.	Schedule, Activity, Maintenance Activity, Product, Product Design, NATO Item of Supply Specification
Information that relates the asset to the part information that defines the asset.	Schedule, Activity, Maintenance Activity, Product, Product Design, NATO Item of Supply Specification
Information that relates the asset to its NATO stock number, if that part is codified.	Schedule, Activity, Maintenance Activity, Product, Product Design, NATO Item of Supply Specification
Identification of the resources allocated to execute the schedule, including material resources (spares, test equipment etc), personnel, facilities, utilities and related information resources such as drawings, documents or procedures. Resources may be allocated to execute the individual activities or they may be rationalized and applicable to the schedule as a whole.	Schedule, Activity, Resource Allocation, Facility, Utility, Product, Person with skill, Person or Organization with Qualification, Document.
The locations where the activities within the scheduled are required or specified to be performed.	Schedule, Activity, Location
Documentation associated with the schedule or any of its constituent activities.	Schedule, Document, Document Association.

In terms of business objects, these information requirements are modelled as shown below in Figure 1.

NOTE For clarity, not all of the dependent business objects - those that will make the model referentially complete - have been included on the diagram.

schedule Business Information Requirements