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Business Modeling and Software Design978-3-642-29788-5Series ISSN 1865-1348 Series E-ISSN 1865-1356

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288669ate machines. The case study shows that the extensions of conventional semantics do not possess the local reasoning property. The semantic difference between Protocol Modelling and the listed modelling semantics is discussed and the useful semantic elements are recommended for new aspect-oriented la

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-37834-9thors on different levels of the organization, such as products, processes, departments, and supporting IT systems. Often, an enterprise architecture framework is used to model these different levels. However, these frameworks do not adequately support the modeling of modularity characteristics. In

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Die Rolle des Mediators in der Mediation,structured modelling approach using enterprise architecture models and a heatmap algorithm to highlight high risk obsolescent elements. The method has been tested and applied in practice in three consulting studies carried out by Capgemini involving four UK police forces. However the generic techniq

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Reasoning on Models Combining Objects and Aspects,ate machines. The case study shows that the extensions of conventional semantics do not possess the local reasoning property. The semantic difference between Protocol Modelling and the listed modelling semantics is discussed and the useful semantic elements are recommended for new aspect-oriented la

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Enabling Enterprise Collaboration Using Service Source Descriptions, functionalities and contain only the information required for finding services. This description is published in the public service registry to facilitate discovery of service providers whereas the detailed information remains at the source.