Titlebook: Conceptual Modelling in Information Systems Engineering; John Krogstie,Andreas Lothe Opdahl,Sjaak Brinkkemp Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berl

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John Krogstie,Andreas Lothe Opdahl,Sjaak BrinkkempIncludes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72677-7Alignment; Enterprise Modelling; Requirements Engineering; Systems Development; Workflow Management; arch

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978-3-642-09172-8Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007

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Christer Carlsson,Robert Fullér is irrelevant to capturing the essential business semantics. This chapter provides a brief history of the fact-oriented modeling approach, illustrates its main concepts and benefits via a case study, reviews the current state of the art in terms of methodology and tooling perspectives, and identifies several topics for future research.

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George A. Anastassiou,Oktay Dumanysical independence of data, business logic and presentation in workflow systems. It facilitates the reuse of predefined activities and forms on different data sets and eases the interaction of a workflow with its environment by abstracting from the actual representation of data.

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Mawardi Bahri,Samsul Ariffin Abdul Karimhat focuses on the value created and interchanged between actors in a business environment. This kind of model provides a clear and declarative foundation for other kinds of enterprise models and they will become increasingly important in managing a complex environment characterised by collaboration, variety, and change.

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Common Challenges and RequirementsModel to facilitate understanding of domain knowledge of an agent; Agent Sequence Diagram to model interactions within an agent. Similarly, Agent Activity Diagram and Agent Statechart Diagram are introduced. We illustrate the framework through an agent-based intelligent elevator system.

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