The business question What is our service landscape? helps you to understand the business services and support services in the service landscape based on a snapshot of the service groups in which they are categorized. Review the service catalog with an understanding to the IT assets that deliver the business services and support services.
This business questions helps to identify risks due to potential gaps in the service portfolio. Identify opportunities for rationalization activities in service-dense service groups.
The license package Enterprise Architecture Management is required to work with this business question. The use case Service Portfolio Management must be activated.
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Use the method that is most convenient for you:
- In the left navigation panel, enter What is our service landscape? in the Search Navigation field.
- In the left navigation panel, click Home. In the content area, go to the Business Questions page and click the tile for What is our service landscape?
- In the left navigation panel, expand the sections Business Questions and Roadmapping and click What is our service landscape?
What information is displayed in What is our service landscape?
A nested matrix shows the service groups and the business services and support services that they are assigned to. Click the 
global filter button and specify the filter fields to show services based on the provider organization, consumer organization, supported business capability, a specific date, or a service group.
Here's how to interpret the information:
- Each service group and subordinate service group is represented by a nested box in the matrix.
- Business services and support services assigned to the level of the subordinate service groups are displayed.
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Service items that deliver the business service or support service are displayed inside the nested box representing the service. To include the service items in the display, click the
local filter button and switch on Include Service Items. - Business services are delivered by applications, deployments, and support services.
- Support services are delivered by components, physical servers, and virtual servers.
- Business services and support services may be colored based on the Color Rule filter. Click the
3-dots button > Show Legend to understand the color coding. - Indicators may be displayed on the services based on the Service KPI filter.
How can I edit the data in What is our service landscape?
If you have the relevant access permissions, you can edit the business services and support services in this business question.
- To edit a single business service or support service, click the service to open the object inspection pane or double-click to go to its content area.
- To open a data workbench to edit all business and support services, click the 3-dots button >
edit button > Edit Services. Use the features of the data workbench to slice-and-dice your data to focus on data and do the analyses you are interested in. - To edit an asset delivering a service, click the local filter button and switch on Include Service Items. Either click the asset to open the object inspection pane or double-click to go to its content area.
What data is required for What is our service landscape?
Business question: What is our service landscape?
Purpose: Understand the business services and support services in the service landscape based on a snapshot of the service groups in which they are categorize.
DATA REQUIREMENTS
Capture the data necessary for the business question. Business services , support services , and service groups must be in the repository and well documented. Try to capture as much information as possible about the business services and support services because complete data considerably improves the results of the business question and your ability to focus on the data that is most important to you.
- .Assign the business service to service groups for analysis.
- .Assign the support service to service groups for analysis.
Improve the data and correct data quality issues. Go to the business question's Data Quality > Data Completeness. This visualization helps you to assess whether sufficient data is available to produce meaningful and reliable results for the business question.
- Go to Pending Issues to resolve data quality issues and improve the data that the business question is based on. Only the first 5000 issues are displayed.
- Go to the Data Source page to understand the underlying data relevant to the business question. The data source is a list report and cannot be edited.