[PDF] Top 20 Formalizing E-Business Models with UML

... a business perspective arises because an electronic solution impacts in all the processes of an ...enterprise with all suppliers, clients and partners from the ...the business is ... See full document

... language UML [15] provides an artifact named Abstraction (a kind of Dependency) with the stereotype <<refine>> to explicitly specify the refinement relationship between UML named model ... See full document

... on business models, especially in IT- and e-business ...of business webs (2000), Tapscott and his co-authors Ticoll and Lowy present one of the most comprehensive discussions of the history of ... See full document

... The theoretical basis for developing quantitative models relating to structural properties and external quality attributes has been provided by [9]. In this work we assume a similar representation to hold for OCL ... See full document

... notation UML [UML 2000] and the Unified Process [Jacobson 99] is semi-formal, ...specified with well-defined languages while other parts are described informally in natural ...the UML and ... See full document

... extended with the basic functionality of a given use case; or e) a conditional branch, denoting a possible bifurcation of this course in others like alternative or exceptional ... See full document

... called UML profile; a profile is defined through three mechanisms: stereotypes, constraints, and tagged ...Several UML profiles have been proposed (i.e., real-time systems [3], business modeling ... See full document

... Abstract: Business process modeling using an artifact-centric ap- proach has raised a significant interest over the last few ...artifact-centric business process model: Business Ar- tifacts, ... See full document

... Messages of interaction protocols should be understood in the same way by the enterprises involved in a B2B relationship. This can be achieved through the use of a common semantic for the specification of messages. This ... See full document

... This view considers non-functional aspects such as performance, scalability and throughput. It addresses the issues of concurrency, distribution and fault tolerance. It shows the main abstractions from the Logical View ... See full document

... on the validity of another model, and therefore it requires the other model view to be updated. Students can learn from the effects of each change, and understand how views are related. Finally, we want to highlight the ... See full document

... Dirección estratégica a través del emprendimiento y modelos de negocio.. Strategic Direction Through Entrepreneurship and Business Models.[r] ... See full document

... • Reversibility: This means that the changes done in a development step can be directly introduced in early steps. For instance, a change on a Eiffel class is directly reflected in changes on the correspondent design ... See full document

... generic models, methodologies for selecting the supply chain model and reports of case studies, all of which confirm the opportunity of refining available information and developing a method that unifies the ... See full document

... marketplace, the applications marketplace is changing rapidly. Yesterday’s applications, such as voicemail and text messaging, are becoming today’s application enablers. Enterprises need to provide applications that are ... See full document

... • Polimorfismo: se puede usar el mismo nombre para la definición de un método en varias clases sin importar la relación entre las mismas. • Reescritura o[r] ... See full document

... The comparison model should have a common platform that can be applied to any airline in general because of the following fact: In the past, different types of airline business models could be clearly ... See full document

... informal business practices was through the Impuesto a los Depósitos en Efectivo (Cash Deposit Tax, consisting in 3% tax retention over a fixed amount of cash deposits), which had the dual purpose of collecting ... See full document

... Open Educational Resources encompass a wide set of resources – e.g., learning materials, courseware, software tools, educational services and support – that are freely shared within an educational community. There are ... See full document

... • User adoption information: it is shown through the number of installs and the rating (average satisfaction vs. number of opinions) that users are giving back. Additionally, Android M[r] ... See full document