Enterprise architecture modeling with SoaML using BMM and BPMN - MDA approach in practice

Sadovykh, Andrey; Desfray, Philippe; Elvesæter, Brian; Berre, Arne-Jørgen; Landre, Einar

doi:10.1109/cee-secr.2010.5783155

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“…Several studies have used SoaML to model service systems as in research with the results of water management service modeling and warnings using SoaML [11] and research on modeling development for smart grid services with SoaML [10], [12], [13]. SoaML introduces new terminology.…”

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Design Smart Attendance laverging People Identification System as Service Using SoaML for Smart Campus

Setiawan

2017

ITEJ

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One feature of smart campus is the identification of people[1]. This feature serves to record civitas data and guests who enter the campus for the purpose to monitor the university. This feature is very important and needs further research to be developed. In this research will be designed people system that can be used for various purposes by all sectors in the university who need this system. This will become clearer in this study.

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Design Smart Attendance laverging People Identification System as Service Using SoaML for Smart Campus

Setiawan

2017

ITEJ

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“…The emergence of a cross-disciplinary approach, such as enterprise engineering (Sadovykh et al, 2010) and service engineering (Wu and Wu, 2010;Chen, 2008), necessitated the traversal of multi-boundary concept, from organizational aspect to technical layer. In pursuing these initiatives, the existence of a structured collection of relevant modelling languages, or metamodel, is a necessity.…”

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A unifying structure of metamodel landscape

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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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“…O Alinhamento Estratégicoé considerado como um dos fatores críticos para alcançar a maturidade no BPM (Alibabaei et al, 2009;Bruin e Rosemann, 2006). Ao efetuar a busca por trabalhos relevantes ao projeto, foram encontrados trabalhos que mostraram várias vertentes para alcançar o alinhamento estratégico como por exemplo o resultado da adoção de meios, técnicas ou abordagens e ações específicas como investimentos em TI (Neubauer e Stummer, 2007) ou metologias para modelagem de processos Lind e Seigerroth, 2010a;Sadovykh et al, 2010).…”

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“…Seguindo o pensamento de integração com SOA, dentre os trabalhos selecionados,é possível destacar uma preocupação com o SOAML (Elvesaeter et al, 2010;Sadovykh et al, 2010) como um auxiliar para a obtenção do alinhamento estratégico no momento de modelar os processos de negócios pois o mesmo permite que seja feita uma modelagem comum entre a linguagem de negócio e a linguagem de sistema. O SOAML foi desenvolvido pela OMG como uma extensão do UML, permitindo toda a especificação para soluções de sistemas e permite também a conexão com o BMM, modelo utilizado para capturar como as a motivações do negócio.…”

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“…Metamodelo Atualmente, desenvolver uma nova linguagem de modelagem de processos e modelos de arquiteturas corporativas de referência sem utilizar nenhum outro modelo como baseé analogamente comparávelà reinvenção da roda, pois houveram inúmeras pesquisas nessaś areas em questão. (Elvesaeter et al, 2010;Lind e Seigerroth, 2010a;Sadovykh et al, 2010). Com isso, o objetivo desta pesquisaé unir de forma eficaz os modelos já existentes com o intuito de representar como o alinhamento estratégico pode ser obtido a partir da união e aperfeiçoamento de modelos já existentes, permitindo a partir da modelagem a comparação do que será executado nas tarefas com o que foi planejado.…”

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Enterprise architecture modeling with SoaML using BMM and BPMN - MDA approach in practice

Cited by 11 publications

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Design Smart Attendance laverging People Identification System as Service Using SoaML for Smart Campus

Design Smart Attendance laverging People Identification System as Service Using SoaML for Smart Campus

A unifying structure of metamodel landscape

Uma abordagem multinível para a obtenção de alinhamento estratégico no gerenciamento de processos de negócio

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