Business-SoaML: Service Identification and Specification from a Business Perspective

Chang, Tiancheng; Berre, Arne J.; Carrez, Cyril; Elvesæter, Brian

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-2819-9_33

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“…The ServiceML language has been aligned with AT-ONE and comprises three different packages [Carrez et al 2012], namely: (1) Business-SoaML, a SoaML variant suited for business people, (2) Light-USDL, a USDL variant for interface descriptions for business-minded people, and (3) Service Journey Maps, an AT-ONE customer journey map variant for describing service experiences.…”

Section: Serviceml Based On the At-one Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…ServiceML extends the Service oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML) [OMG 2012a] for business architectures, i.e. Business-SoaML as described in [Chang 2012], and combines this with the five views of the AT-ONE method [Clatworthy 2008] to support service innovation. A further relationship of these languages in the context of an Enterprise Architecture framework can be found in [Berre 2012, Berre 2013b].…”

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Open Business Model, Process and Service Innovation with VDML and ServiceML

Berre¹,

Man²,

Lew³

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Enterprise Interoperability

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Section: Serviceml Based On the At-one Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Open Business Model, Process and Service Innovation with VDML and ServiceML

Berre¹,

Man²,

Lew³

et al. 2013

Enterprise Interoperability

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“…Function with services can be supported by service descriptions in SoaML (Service oriented architecture Modeling Language) from OMG, and also be further supported by USDL (Universal Service Description Language) which is being studied in W3C [9]. This can be supported further with provisioning and deployment in Cloud environments using CloudML [8]. Coordination with processes can be supported by system level BPMN [7], and further mappings to BPEL and TOSCA [6] for implementation level support for services and cloud environments.…”

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“…Interaction can be supported through the emerging IFML (Interaction Flow Modeling Language) [7], which provides a platform independent approach for the specification of user interface dialogues. Structure with roles can be supported with VDML [1] and the role models being related also to roles in SoaML for provisioning of services and further to the role of sensors in ThingML [8] which is a modeling language for embedded and distributed systems. Function with services can be supported by service descriptions in SoaML (Service oriented architecture Modeling Language) from OMG, and also be further supported by USDL (Universal Service Description Language) which is being studied in W3C [9].…”

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“…Service innovation is supported by ServiceML which shares the core collaboration models of VDML for role modeling and value networks. ServiceML extends the Business-SoaML language [8], which is based on the Service oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML) [9] for business architectures, in order to model the five views of the AT-ONE method [10] to support service innovation.…”

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Service Innovation and Service Realisation with VDML and ServiceML

Berre

Lew

Elvesæter

et al. 2013

2013 17th IEEE International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops

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It is shown how a service-oriented and model-based approach for Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Engineering can provide agile support for the different abstraction and modeling levels from business model and service innovation to cloud-based service realisation. Business model innovation is supported with a basis in a business model framework with six views, where each view is supported by a corresponding diagram from the Value Delivery Modeling Language (VDML). Service innovation is supported by the Service Modeling Language (ServiceML), which shares the core collaboration models of VDML for role modeling and value networks, according to the five views of the AT-ONE service innovation method. Service realisation is supported by further transformation to SoaML and a model-based service execution platform. This approach presents a framework using the emerging OMG standard language VDML together with ServiceML for service design and engineering, relating value models, process models, user interface and interaction flow models, and service architectures and service contract models.

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A unifying structure of metamodel landscape

Yustianto

Doss

Suhardi

2019

Jnl of Modelling in Management

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Purpose -The modelling landscape experiences a rich proliferation of modelling language, or metamodel.The emergence of cross-disciplinary disciplines, such as enterprise engineering and service engineering, necessitates a multi-perspective approach to traverse the component from strategic level to technological aspect. This paper aims to find a unifying structure of metamodels introduced by academics and industries.Design/methodology/approach -A grounded approach is taken to define the structure by collating the metamodels to form an emerging structure. Metamodels were collected from a literature survey from several interrelated disciplines: software engineering, system engineering, enterprise architecture, service engineering, business process management and financial accounting.Findings -The result suggests seven stereotypes of metamodel, characterized by its label: goal, enterprise, business model, service, process, software and system. The aspect of "process" holds a central role in connecting all other aspect in the modelling continuum. Service engineering can be viewed as an alternative abstraction of enterprise engineering in containing the concepts of "business model", "capability", "value", "interaction", "process" and "software".Research limitations/implications -Metamodel collection was performed to emphasize on representativeness rather than comprehensiveness, in which old and unpopular metamodel were disregarded unless it offer unique characteristic not yet represented in the collection. Owing to its bottom-up approach, the paper is not intended to identify a gap in metamodel offering.Originality/value -This paper produces a structure of metamodel landscape in a graphical format to illustrate correlation between metamodels in which evolutive patterns of metamodel proliferation can be observed. The produced structure can serve as map in metamodel continuum.

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Business-SoaML: Service Identification and Specification from a Business Perspective

Cited by 4 publications

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Open Business Model, Process and Service Innovation with VDML and ServiceML

Open Business Model, Process and Service Innovation with VDML and ServiceML

Service Innovation and Service Realisation with VDML and ServiceML

A unifying structure of metamodel landscape

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