Organization Modeling and Simulation Using BORM Approach

Brožek, Jiří; Merunka, Vojtěch; Merunková, Iveta

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-15723-3_3

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“…It originated at the Loughborough University, UK in 1993. Successfull utilisations have been reported and published ever since, mostly in the area of IT and knowledge systems analysis and design (Knott et al, 2003), Object Behavior Analysis (Knott et al, 2000), (Merunka and Merunkova, 2013), Organization Modelling and Simulation (Brozek et al, 2010), ontological analysis (Pergl, 2011) and Business Intelligence (Merunka and Molhanec, 2011). Several other methods and techniques are based on the BORM method, such as FSM-Based Object-Oriented Organization Modeling and Simulation (Merunka, 2012), the C.C Language (Merunka et al, 2008) or a complexity estimation method called "BORM Points" (Struska and Merunka, 2007).…”

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“…On the one hand, Knott, Merunka and Polak state in (Knott et al, 2000) that "BOBAs process model is strictly based on the theory of finite automata", namely on Mealy's machines. On the other hand, Brozek, Merunka and Merunkova explain in (Brozek et al, 2010) that "visual simulation of a business process is based on marked-graph Petri net" -but neither explain how these two different perspectives should merge together into a consistent and sound theoretical foundation and interpretation of the process specified by the ORD.…”

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Towards Formal Foundations for BORM ORD Validation and Simulation

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Pergl

2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Business Object Relation Modelling (BORM) is a method for systems analysis and design that utilises an object oriented paradigm in combination with business process modelling. BORM's Object Relation Diagram (ORD) is successfully used in practice for object behaviour analysis (OBA). We, however, identified several flaws in the diagram's behaviour semantics. These occur mostly due to inconsistent and incomplete formal specification of the ORD behaviour. In this paper, we try to amend this gap by introducing so called input and output conditions, which we consider to be the most important first step towards a sound formal specification of the ORD.

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Towards Formal Foundations for BORM ORD Validation and Simulation

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Pergl

2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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“…For modelling of such complex WOIS there are several web oriented analytic methods, such as OOHDM, UWE, and the most develop method of them -WebML [1 and 2]. On the other hand, in the area of business systems the specialised business process modelling methods are used, such as BPMN [3], BORM [4] and Ontology [5]. It is evident that the ones analysing and modelling methods exist in the area of web engineering and the other methods exist in the area of business modelling.…”

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Enterprise Systems Meet Social BPM

Molhanec

2012

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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This article engages in issues of Enterprise Systems and SBPM (Social Business Process Management) influence, integration, joint evolution and reasons which cause these matters of fact. Afterwards, the Author describes his own approach based on extensions of WebRatio CASE tool, primarily targeted as a tool for supporting WebML method, to assist in modelling, developing and operating enterprise SBPM systems. Subsequently, the Author proposes several design components intended for BPM developers which can be easily used to create a SBPM system with features as a collaboration of users, dynamic changes of workflow in runtime, common cooperation through Facebook or Twitter, etc. In the end, the Author summarizes the paper, suggests questions and discusses future directions of implementation of Enterprise SBPM Systems, especially from the point of view of an employment of WebRatio CASE tool as an analytic and design tool as well as operating platform into one.

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“…It is built upon the Eclipse framework [8] and it utilizes many of its advanced possibilities (see section 4). Right now, we have implemented the BORM method's Business Architecture Diagrams and Object Relation Diagrams ( [7], [1], [10]) as a proof-of-concept of ontology-centred modelling and OpenCASE's philosophy and design 1 .…”

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OpenCASE– A Tool for Ontology-Centred Conceptual Modelling

Pergl

Tůma

2012

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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OpenCASE, an original CASE tool supporting conceptual modelling is presented in this paper. The CASE tool has been developed during the research focused on the ontology-centred conceptual modelling. It provides a strong emphasis on terms and their relations while supporting standard notations (now BORM, other notations are planned). The tool has an open plug-in-based architecture founded on the Eclipse platform, which makes the tool modular and extensible. The knowledge base of the models may be accessed via an API and thus used to implement verifications, various calculations (statistics), to transform models to outputs (reports) and to make inner transformations (e.g. normalisation). The architecture of the tool is briefly mentioned as well.

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Organization Modeling and Simulation Using BORM Approach

Cited by 7 publications

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Towards Formal Foundations for BORM ORD Validation and Simulation

Towards Formal Foundations for BORM ORD Validation and Simulation

Enterprise Systems Meet Social BPM

OpenCASE– A Tool for Ontology-Centred Conceptual Modelling

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