Titlebook: Domain-Specific Conceptual Modeling; Concepts, Methods an Dimitris Karagiannis,Moonkun Lee,Wilfrid Utz Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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A Modeling Tool for Exploring Business Ecosystems in a (Pre-)conceptual Phasee and define the system boundaries. This can become a very difficult task, however, especially when all the relevant actors, shareholders, and stakeholders together with their intrinsic and extrinsic motivations are not known. One of the methodological challenges in this is to provide a unified fram

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Jarkko Kari,Florin Manea,Ion Petreronment. Second, additional implementation cases are depicted with examples, providing references and elaborating further details on the realization of conceptual models. This chapter is built as a so-called living paper meant to be further extended in the future by members of the OMiLAB community.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-59090-54EM (for enterprise modeling) is an enterprise modeling method that offers a modeling language covering the different perspectives in conjunction with guidelines for the modeling process, strong stakeholder participation, and a project-based approach to conducting enterprise modeling.

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Memory Processing in the Nervous Systemm analysis and service modelling and ads concepts and functionalities that meet the requirements of IT Service Management and ITIL 4. The resulting approach is unique in its combination of modelling and analysis capabilities and helps implement the advantages of value orientation in IT Service Management.

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Ellen Banzhaf,Thomas Arndt,Jan Ladigesitions, etc.). First, the chapter presents FEM informally—as a text with examples—and formally, as a metamodel. Then, the authors present the requirements on a tool support for FEM and discuss how these requirements were fulfilled in a tool called the FEM toolkit developed with the help of ADOxx.

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Development of Conceptual Models and Realization of Modelling Tools Within the ADOxx Meta-Modelling ronment. Second, additional implementation cases are depicted with examples, providing references and elaborating further details on the realization of conceptual models. This chapter is built as a so-called living paper meant to be further extended in the future by members of the OMiLAB community.