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Category Archives: Model Driven Architecture
ERP / BPM / SOA
I was recently asked if I like this idea: Handle everything, that is coded in an ERP systems today as Process Patterns and instead design it as process models, that can be adapted to the requirements of the customer. The … Continue reading
From code centric to model centric software engineering: Practices, Implications and ROI
Within the 4th European workshop on ” From code centric to model centric software engineering: Practices, Implications and ROI” we had an interesting discussion. After a talk about the question, if or if not MDA is practically usable in industrial … Continue reading
Posted in Model Driven Architecture, Model Driven Development
Tagged Behavior, Business Process, MDA, Model Driven Development
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Not just Modeling
Understanding Modeling Element of a modeling language – like BPMN 2.0 – is a necessary condition for successful modeling, but by no means sufficient. Models must have a meaning within a context in the end, otherwise they are useless. For … Continue reading
Posted in BPM Governance, Model Driven Architecture
Tagged Architecture, BPM, Business Object, Coaching, Design, Orchestration, Service, Workflow
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