Distributed enterprise modelling guided by business rules

Enterprise architectures create a technical platform to meet current and future business needs. In this sense, architectural components ensure IT capabilities are modelled in every business process. Current approaches to enterprise architecting tend to focus on reducing the effort required to design...

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Autores principales: Di Paolo, Nahuel, Cechich, Alejandra
Formato: Objeto de conferencia
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2002
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Ciencias Informáticas
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Architectures
Object-Oriented Modelling
Web-based Systems
Enterprise Architecting
Business Rules
Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/22936
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Architectures
Object-Oriented Modelling
Web-based Systems
Enterprise Architecting
Business Rules
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Architectures
Object-Oriented Modelling
Web-based Systems
Enterprise Architecting
Business Rules
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Cechich, Alejandra
Distributed enterprise modelling guided by business rules
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Architectures
Object-Oriented Modelling
Web-based Systems
Enterprise Architecting
Business Rules
description Enterprise architectures create a technical platform to meet current and future business needs. In this sense, architectural components ensure IT capabilities are modelled in every business process. Current approaches to enterprise architecting tend to focus on reducing the effort required to design business processes by using the resources provided by the Web to support new inter-organisational processes. This often leads to the development of services where some generic features or rules are particularly similar across different processes. We describe and illustrate the use of business rules to share components across many different views. Having a business rule front end lets a component offer different access rights and visibility to different clients. We present an approach that might be used in the process of enterprise architecting in conjunction with a service-oriented perspective.
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author Di Paolo, Nahuel
Cechich, Alejandra
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Cechich, Alejandra
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title Distributed enterprise modelling guided by business rules
title_short Distributed enterprise modelling guided by business rules
title_full Distributed enterprise modelling guided by business rules
title_fullStr Distributed enterprise modelling guided by business rules
title_full_unstemmed Distributed enterprise modelling guided by business rules
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publishDate 2002
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