Tool Support for the Semantic Object Model

Ferstl, Otto K.; Sinz, Elmar J.; Bork, Dominik

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-39417-6_13

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“…Relevance of the OMiLAB is reflected in the high number of international contributors. 40 different DSMLs have been successfully conceptualized -addressing diverse domains like enterprise modeling [14], enterprise architecture management [4], design thinking [22,5], and knowledge acquisition [9,10]. A detailed description with sample conceptualizations is given in [29].…”

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Metamodel-Based Analysis of Domain-Specific Conceptual Modeling Methods

Bork

2018

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Metamodels play a pivotal role in conceptual modeling as they manifest the abstraction level applied when creating conceptual models. Consequently, design decisions made by the metamodel developer determine utility, capabilities, and expressiveness of the conceptual modeling language-and eventually the created models. However, only limited research defines and applies metrics for analyzing the structure and capabilities of a metamodel, and eventually support the development of new metamodels. This not only concerns general-purpose modeling languages, but also domain-specific ones, which usually undergo shorter update cycles. The paper at hand introduces a generic analysis framework to syntactically analyze modeling languages. The framework is applied to 40 metamodels of domain-specific conceptual modeling languages (DSML). This research establishes a foundation to support metamodel development in the future. The contribution of this paper is threefold: i) an analysis framework for conceptual modeling method metamodels is proposed, ii) results from applying this framework to 40 ADOxx-based DSML metamodels are presented, and iii) a human-based reasoning after comparison of these results with Ecore-based metamodels is conducted.

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Section: Conceptual Modeling Methodsmentioning

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Metamodel-Based Analysis of Domain-Specific Conceptual Modeling Methods

Bork

2018

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“…[24]. Almost 50 different modeling methods have already been successfully conceptualized within OMiLAB [25], such as Multi-Perspective Enterprise Modeling (MEMO) [26] and SOM [27]. A more comprehensive view on successful conceptualizations within OMiLAB is given in [25] 2 .…”

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Requirements Engineering for Model-Based Enterprise Architecture Management with ArchiMate

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The role of information systems (IS) evolved from supporting basic business functions to complex integrated enterprise platforms and ecosystems. As a result, enterprises increasingly adopt enterprise architecture (EA) as a means to manage complexity and support the ability to change. We initiated a study that investigates the pivotal role of enterprise architecture management (EAM) as an essential strategy to manage enterprise change and within this larger context, specifically how the ArchiMate modeling language can be enhanced with capabilities that support EAM. This paper reports on the evaluation of an EA modeling tool (TEAM) which has been enhanced with EAM capabilities. The evaluation was performed by a focus group of enterprise architects that attended a workshop and applied the tool to an EAM case study. The evaluation results, requirements as well as a conceptualization for further development are presented and are of value for both, enterprise architecture researchers and enterprise architects.

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“…The SOM methodology focuses on the tasks and resources of the business system, analysis of chances and risks, as well as on additional analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the enterprise. Strategies of products, markets, business resources, processes, and business rules are objects of considerations (Ferstl, Sinz, & Bork, 2016). The 4EM methodology developers propose to focus on a modeling procedure, performance of enterprise modeling in the form of a project with predetermined goals, rules and roles, involvement of the enterprise stakeholders and the domain experts in this project, and choose appropriate modeling tools.…”

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Enterprise Modeling According to Enterprise Architects

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2021

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In the context of enterprise modeling, this paper is to explain business modeling. The enterprise modeling has been developed to support different stakeholders in their decision-making processes. Managers, auditors, enterprise architects, and business developers have particular expectations concerning the enterprise and they need conceptual modeling. Beyond that, business units, i.e., customers, producers, cooperators, and suppliers are interested in the conceptual modeling and enterprise models. In this paper, author argues that conceptual modeling is necessary for enterprise management, and particularly for internal auditing. Author uses the enterprise architecture approach, presents enterprise architecture frameworks; discusses enterprise modeling methods, languages, and tools to reveal the opportunity to apply conceptual modeling for enterprise management. This paper aims to present the application of Assurance Map, tasks and goal modeling in an integrated conceptual model.

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Tool Support for the Semantic Object Model

Cited by 11 publications

References 5 publications

Metamodel-Based Analysis of Domain-Specific Conceptual Modeling Methods

Metamodel-Based Analysis of Domain-Specific Conceptual Modeling Methods

Requirements Engineering for Model-Based Enterprise Architecture Management with ArchiMate

Enterprise Modeling According to Enterprise Architects

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