Role of OBA Approach in Object-Oriented Process Modelling and Simulation

Merunka, Vojtěch; Merunková, Iveta

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-41638-5_5

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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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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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