Organization, information system and distribution modeling: an integrated approach

This paper introduces an object-oriented approach to the integrated modeling of organizations, and their information systems in a distributed context. The approach is based on the OOram role modeling methodology concepts and tool. In the proposed approach organization modeling is done at the enterpr...

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Main Authors: Silva, A.R., Goncalves, T., Rosa, F., Berre, A.-J., Aagedal, J.O.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Concurrent computing
Context modeling
Information systems
Management information systems
Object oriented modeling
Reverse engineering
Telecommunications
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Summary:This paper introduces an object-oriented approach to the integrated modeling of organizations, and their information systems in a distributed context. The approach is based on the OOram role modeling methodology concepts and tool. In the proposed approach organization modeling is done at the enterprise level of abstraction and both reverse and forward engineering are consistently supported. Distribution is modeled, at both the organization and information system levels of abstraction, in an integrated way. Traceability is supported between all models.
DOI:10.1109/EDOC.1997.628347