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Enterprise modelling

Enterprise modelling is the abstract representation, description and definition of the structure, processes, information and resources of an identifiable business, government body, or other large organization.

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Enterprise modelling basics

Enterprise modelling techniques

Enterprise engineering

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Enterprise modelling

Nodes139
Edges138
Triples108
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014388
Components1

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Enterprise modelling

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related to history · 27
Enterprise modelling → CODASYL, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Douglas, Doumeingts, Enterprise, GRAI, GRAI/GIM, Guy Doumeingts, ICAM, IDEF, IS, IT, Kent, One, Peter Chen, Ross, SADT, Specific, SSADM, Structured Analysis
related to Enterprise modelling techniques · 20
Enterprise modelling → Active Knowledge Modeling, BPMN, CIMOSA, DEMO, Design, DYA, Dynamic Enterprise ModelingEnterprise Modelling, EMM/ODP, Engineering Methodology, Extended Enterprise Modeling LanguageMulti-Perspective, IDEF3, IEM, Integrated Enterprise Modeling, LOVEM, MEMO, Methodology/Open Distributed Processing, Organizations, PERA, Process, There
related to Further reading · 14
Enterprise modelling → Applications, Architecture, August-Wilhelm Scheer, Chapman, Enterprise Modeling, Foundations, Hall, Integrated Information Systems, Integration, ISBN, London, Principles, Springer-Verlag, XFrançois Vernadat
related to Ontology engineering · 8
Enterprise modelling → As, In, One, Ontology, The, There, Thus, While
related to External links · 7
Enterprise modelling → Agile Enterprise Modeling, Ambler, An International Journal, EMISA, Enterprise Modeling Anti-patterns, Enterprise Models, Information Systems Architectures
related to overview · 7
Enterprise modelling → An, Due, Enterprise, For, It, The, These
related to Enterprise engineering · 5
Enterprise modelling → Enterprise, In, It, The, This
related to Systems architecture · 3
Enterprise modelling → IT, Note, The RM-ODP
is a · 2
Enterprise modelling → abstract representation, inclusion of assessment of information technology

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enterprise modelling model business processes information process engineering systems models data ontologies organization system operations reference ontology architecture design structure

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Enterprise modellingis aabstract representation0.90text
Enterprise modellingis ainclusion of assessment of information technology0.90text
purchasinginstance ofAn enterprise includes a number of functions and operations0.80text
manufacturinginstance ofAn enterprise includes a number of functions and operations0.80text
marketinginstance ofAn enterprise includes a number of functions and operations0.80text
financeinstance ofAn enterprise includes a number of functions and operations0.80text
engineeringinstance ofAn enterprise includes a number of functions and operations0.80text
and researchinstance ofAn enterprise includes a number of functions and operations0.80text
developmentinstance ofAn enterprise includes a number of functions and operations0.80text
Architecture of Integrated Information Systemsinstance ofand the GRAI method by Guy Doumeingts in 1984 followed by GRAI/GIM by Doumeingts and others in 1992.These second generation of methods were activity-based methods which have bee…0.80text
BPMNinstance ofProcess modelling0.80text
CIMOSAinstance ofProcess modelling0.80text

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