Titlebook: Business Object Design and Implementation II; OOPSLA’96, OOPSLA’97 Dilip Patel,Jeff Sutherland,Joaquin Miller Conference proceedings 1998 S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3338-8he first stage of a study for a German automobile company to evaluate business objects especially from the reuse perspective. Therefore we transfer a well known example — a time-planner — from UML to CDL, realize it on the basis of IBMs SanFrancisco and take a critical look at the resulting benefits of BOs against ordinary OO techniques.

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Building Relationships in Integrated Careconstruct workflow schemas. This paper proposes a layered logical architecture for workflow-management within the Object Management Architecture. In particular, the integration with the OMG Meta-Object Facility is taken into account.

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Melissa Lewis,Laurelle Myhra,Monique Walkern of applications used in activities. By modelling applications in activities similar to workflows, specialists without or with low programming skill can create business functions of a business process and adapt these to changing market situations by themselves. Thus, the principle of selforganizing users can be realized.

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Medical Foods from Natural Sourceswn from complex adaptive systems. The paper proposes that traditional hierarchical enterprises that rely on command and control based on central authority will be replaced by networks of organizations that coordinate their work through contracts. Software components to support such organizations are illustrated using UML.

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Problems of Reproduction — AbortionThis paper introduces the business component approach to distributed business system development. This approach is based on a component concept that supports large-scale system development, covers the whole software lifecycle, and directly addresses various architectural layers and the realities of distributed systems.