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This document presents a method for service-oriented business modeling that combines the REA and Open-edi frameworks. It formalizes the resulting OeBTO model using SBVR to facilitate model-driven development. The method involves specifying the value chain, business processes, and business events to develop a computation-independent model expressed in SBVR. This enables automated transformation to platform-independent and specific models. Future work includes defining transformation rules and implementing a tool to generate PIMs and PSMs from the SBVR-based CIM.
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Me2011 Method Assessment by Henderson-SellersMethod Engineering 2011 - IFIP WG.8.1 Working Conference
The document proposes a framework for assessing software development methods at three phases: design, enactment, and performance. At the design phase, a method's suitability for its intended purpose and circumstances can be evaluated. At enactment, a method's appropriateness after being tailored to a specific project is assessed. Finally, at the performance phase, a method's ability to achieve desired outcomes in practice is examined. The framework separates these concerns to provide guidance on assessing methods throughout their lifecycle.Me2011 presentation by Sophie Dupuy-Chessa
This document discusses a case study conducted to improve a collaborative design process called Symphony. The case study evaluated the Symphony method, which was developed for information systems design and extended to support mixed reality system design. Participants worked individually and collaboratively using the Symphony method on a sample project. Results found that the method facilitated collaboration between users and specialists from software engineering and human-computer interaction domains. Feedback also suggested simplifying the process and documentation. The case study provided insights for validating and improving the extended Symphony process.
Me2011 presentation by Manfred Jeusfeld
The document discusses formalizing process-data diagrams (PDDs) using deductive rules:
1) PDD constructs are represented using abstraction hierarchy levels similar to MOF, allowing PDD fragments to be recombined using deductive rules.
2) An example PDD is used to demonstrate how process and product elements can be embedded into different modeling levels for recombination.
3) Deductive rules are defined for activities to completely specify the recombination of PDD fragments.
Me2011 presentation by Victoria Torres
This document discusses turning method engineering support into reality. It proposes adopting existing method engineering techniques for method building and intensive use of model-driven development. A prototype is developed based on Eclipse to demonstrate:
1. A methodological framework for method design, configuration, and implementation using SPEM modeling and model transformations.
2. Application contexts like public administration and embedded systems where the approach can integrate disparate components and ensure long-term system availability.
3. A demonstration of the prototype for SPM design, configuration, implementation, and execution concludes the document along with directions for further work.
ME2011 presentation by Vlaanderen
The document discusses the Online Method Engine, which aims to help with situational method engineering tasks like process assessment and improvement. It does this through incremental process assessment and recommendation of small, targeted method increments. Some challenges discussed are determining the right size of method increments, dependencies between increments, how to measure success, and ensuring the human aspects of method engineering are still considered.
ME2011 presentation by Mirandolle
The document discusses an incremental method engineering approach to support process improvement in software companies. It presents research on selecting and mapping candidate process improvement methods to a case company based on maturity levels and situational factors. The key aspects are:
1. Eight candidate methods were selected based on their requirements prioritization capabilities.
2. A case product software company was interviewed and their current method and situational factors analyzed.
3. Three candidate methods were mapped and implemented at the case company based on having higher maturity levels that matched more situational factors.
4. Lessons learned include that situational factors are useful for matching methods and testing adapted methods is needed to prove practical application.
ESSENSE
This document presents a Request for Proposal (RFP) for ESSENSE, which seeks submissions for a domain-specific language and a "Kernel of Essentials" to support flexible software engineering methods. The goal is to allow practitioners to define, refine, and customize their processes over time. The RFP outlines problems with traditional rigid processes, desires a framework like those used in agile development, and provides requirements for the Kernel (to define fundamental concepts) and the language (to compose practices into methods and represent work progress).
ME2011 Keynote by Marko Bajec
The document discusses applying method engineering principles to improve software development practices in Slovenian companies, including conducting surveys of companies, developing a framework called MasterProc to help companies document and tailor their software development processes, and prospects for automatically capturing methods used in projects from version control data to improve organizational base methods over time.
ME11 Opening
This document provides information about the IFIP WG 8.1 Working Conference on Engineering Methods in the Service Oriented Context. It discusses the conference committee, topics, submissions, selection process, program, and organization. The conference received 30 paper submissions from 14 countries, with 19 papers accepted. The program included keynote talks, a tutorial, and 6 technical sessions over 2.5 days. It was organized at the University of Paris 1 and included discussions, presentations, and a conference dinner in Paris.
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- 1. An MDA Method for Service Modeling by Formalizing REA and Open-edi Business Frameworks with SBVR JelenaZdravkovic, IyadZikra, TharakaIlayperuma Department of Computer and Systems Sciences Stockholm University, Sweden
- 2. Context Business Modeling Service Modeling REA Structure Open-edi Behavior OeBTO (REA + Open-edi) Policies CIM PIM PSM 2
- 3. Contribution A method for designing a service-centric business model A classification of the notion of Business Transaction in OeBTO to adapt to different value configurations An extension to OeBTO to capture service related notions Reformulating OeBTO using SBVR to increase formalism and facilitate the transformation to PIM 3
- 4. Related Technologies Business (Ontological) Frameworks REA (Resource-Event-Agent), a framework for business modeling Open-edi: ISO standard for business transactions OeBTO (Open-edi Business Transaction Ontology): ISO standard Model Driven Development Model Driven Architecture (MDA) Semantics of Business Vocabulary and Business Rules (SBVR): an OMG standard for formal business modeling 4
- 5. REA Core concepts: Resource, Event, Agent Economic exchange Extended REA: three layers of granularity Value Chain Business process Business event 5
- 6. Open-edi Business collaborations from a life-cycle perspective ISO Open-edi initiative defines five phases in a business collaboration 6
- 7. OeBTO Combines REA and Open-edi to provide concepts and relationships for modeling business collaborations as they progress 7
- 8. SBVR Provides the necessary vocabulary and rules for modeling business vocabulary and rules Formally grounded in first-order logic Easily understood by business people 8
- 9. Method for Creating a Three-layered Business Model – Bank Loan Example A bank loan involves a bank lending some funds to a customer for a cost, on the condition that the customer will return those funds through regular installments. A debt collector is responsible for collecting the installments 9
- 10. Method – Value Chain Specification Identify the value-adding processes using a suitable value configuration Each process is modeled as a Business Transaction in OeBTO 10
- 11. Method – Business Process Specification Explore every business process to elicit the involved Economic Events and Resources, and the Agents exchanging the Resources The identified Economic Exchange gives rise to an Aggregated Service 11
- 12. Method – Business Event Specification Expand the Economic Events of the Economic Exchanges over the five Open-edi Business Transaction Phases to find candidate Business Services and Business Events A Business Service is a standalone service that can be reused in other Aggregated Services 12
- 13. Method – Business Event Specification Business Services and Events in the negotiation phase give rise to Business Service Rules, which either describe the Business Service Policies or set the Precedence Order among the events and services 13
- 17. Conclusion & Future Work Service-oriented business modeling using REA and Open-edi to capture economic exchanges and to get a rich business service portfolio A method for creating a business model (CIM) that is formally expressed in SBVR, to enable its transformation into PIM and PSM Future Work Design transformation rules that can be used to generate a system-level service-oriented model (PIM) and later a Web service model (PSM) Implement a tool that can automatically process the SBVR-based CIM and generate PIM and PSM 15
- 18. Questions? 16