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It is accepted that domain based development is playing an important role on IT projects today. Following such idea, this paper presents preliminary study results of a prototype architecture created with the purpose of using a domain-driven approach to shorten the development of software projects. Our discussion presents a way of sharing business domain models, developed in different project sites,...
This paper addresses a methodology for developing the various user interfaces (UI) of a workflow information system (WIS), which are advocated to automate business processes, following a model-centric approach based on the requirements and processes of the organization. The methodology applies to: 1) integrate human and machines based activities, in particular those involving interaction with IT applications...
A critical success factor for enterprise application development is to get the systems specifications validated early in the planning and development process. Specification errors that are identified early on in the process are easier and less costly to fix. However, all too frequently business users only discover the impact of specifications once a system is deployed. It is therefore important to...
In this experience report we present Business Process Illustration, a technique supporting experience-grounded validation of new business processes by subject matter experts.
Identifying proper business processes, formalizing and documenting them has always been a challenge. Maintaining them in synchronization with changing business needs makes the problem harder. It becomes even harder when business processes are fully or partially implemented in IT systems where changes to the business cause changes in IT configurations. This paper presents an approach how IT configurations...
Today, most approaches for inter-organizational business processes start bottom-up from the interfaces and the workflows of each partner described on the IT layer. Alternatively, one may start from the commitments and agreements between business partners to reach their complementary business goals. The latter approach is target of the UN/CEFACT Modeling Methodology (UMM), which models a global choreography...
Today's development and provision of commercially used Web services has shifted from providing static and predefined functionality to highly configurable services that can be dynamically combined by customers. This new form of composed services called service mashups integrate functionality of multiple sub-services from decentralized providers. Consequently this leads to a high configuration complexity...
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