Titlebook: Enterprise Information Systems Engineering; The MERODE Approach Monique Snoeck Textbook 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10145-3Application Integration; Business Process Modeling; Conceptual Modeling; Domain Modeling; Enterprise Arc

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978-3-319-36457-5Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014

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Enterprise Information Systems Engineering978-3-319-10145-3Series ISSN 1867-8920 Series E-ISSN 1867-8939

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The n-Body Problem in General RelativityAs explained in Sect. . most Enterprise Architecture frameworks seem to agree that at least the following viewpoints should be included in a Business Architecture description [5]:

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Bridging Business Process Modelling and Domain ModellingAs explained in Sect. . most Enterprise Architecture frameworks seem to agree that at least the following viewpoints should be included in a Business Architecture description [5]:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-38186-1nts interact. In MERODE, these aspects are respectively modelled by means of sequence constraints and the object-event table. This chapter deals with modelling object interaction by means of the object-event table. Sequence constraints are the subject of Chap. ..

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Multiple Allelomorphs in The Duck,eviously been borrowed. In order to specify this kind of constraints, each object type can specify sequence constraints on the business events it participates in by means of a finite-state machine (or FSM for short).

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Enterprise Modellingarchitecting an enterprise and the information systems that support its functioning is not an easy task. In the usual way of working, enterprise information systems development is guided by strategy development, programme management and Enterprise Architecture [72].

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Object Interactionnts interact. In MERODE, these aspects are respectively modelled by means of sequence constraints and the object-event table. This chapter deals with modelling object interaction by means of the object-event table. Sequence constraints are the subject of Chap. ..