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Enterprise engineering

Enterprise engineering is the body of knowledge, principles, and practices used to design all or part of an enterprise. An enterprise is a complex socio-technical system that comprises people, information, and technology that interact with each other and their environment in support of a common mission. One definition is: "an enterprise life-cycle…

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Enterprise engineering

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples80
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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related to Further reading · 56
Enterprise engineering → Adrien, Advances, An Enterprise-Engineering Based Approach, Aveiro, Boer, Business Information Processing, CAiSE, Cham, Cheng Hsu, CIMOSA, Computers, De Vries, Develop Enterprise Capacity, Dietz, Donald, Duane, EEWC, Engineering, Enterprise, Enterprise Engineering Conference Proceedings
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Enterprise engineering → CIMOSA, DEFinition, Design, EFD, Engineering Methodology, Enterprise, IDEF, Modeling Language, OrganizationsComputer Integrated Manufacturing Open, Systems Architecture, UEML, UML, Unified Enterprise Modeling Language
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Enterprise engineering → Enterprise Engineering Institute Archived, Industrial Engineers, NetworkINFORMSInstitute, Wayback MachineCIAO
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Enterprise engineering → Encompassing, In, Several
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Enterprise engineering → body of knowledge

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enterprise business engineering systems processes information design modeling uml model used software functions petri idef process integration nets language development

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Enterprise engineeringis abody of knowledge0.90text
activitiesinstance ofIt shows information needs for different enterprise functions0.80text
processesinstance ofIt shows information needs for different enterprise functions0.80text
operations alongside their corresponding resourcesinstance ofIt shows information needs for different enterprise functions0.80text
Enterprise engineeringhas methodEnterprise0.60section
Enterprise engineeringhas methodDesign0.60section
Enterprise engineeringhas methodEngineering Methodology0.60section
Enterprise engineeringhas methodOrganizationsComputer Integrated Manufacturing Open0.60section
Enterprise engineeringhas methodSystems Architecture0.60section
Enterprise engineeringhas methodCIMOSA0.60section
Enterprise engineeringhas methodDEFinition0.60section
Enterprise engineeringhas methodIDEF0.60section

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