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2010 IEEE International Conference on Service-Oriented Computing and Applications (SOCA), 2010
This paper describes the importance of Information Technology in improving business; due to technological changes and the strong impact of technology on all areas of business it is necessary to clearly distinguish the importance of the IT architecture domain, and its architecture types within enterprise architecture.
Igor Aguilar Alonso +2 more
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This paper describes the importance of Information Technology in improving business; due to technological changes and the strong impact of technology on all areas of business it is necessary to clearly distinguish the importance of the IT architecture domain, and its architecture types within enterprise architecture.
Igor Aguilar Alonso +2 more
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Modeling microservice architectures
Journal of Systems and Software[EN] Modern microservice architectures demand new features from traditional architecture description languages, many of them related to the complexity of the modeled systems. This paper first identifies common concerns found in microservice architectures.
Javier Esparza Peidro +2 more
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2002
This paper offers an overview of the basic MDA terms and concepts and the relationships among them, with the latter expressed in terms of the UML, and also an outline of a proposed software development process that would leverage MDA. The article also discusses the idea of "accelerated" MDA, which involves using one metamodel to do mappings of ...
Stephen J. Mellor +3 more
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This paper offers an overview of the basic MDA terms and concepts and the relationships among them, with the latter expressed in terms of the UML, and also an outline of a proposed software development process that would leverage MDA. The article also discusses the idea of "accelerated" MDA, which involves using one metamodel to do mappings of ...
Stephen J. Mellor +3 more
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2017
This paper advocates a rigorous model focused paradigm of information system development and use. We introduce the concept of “Model Centered Architecture” that sees an information system to be a compound of various networked models, each of which is formed with the means of a Domain Specific Modeling Language.
Heinrich C. Mayr +4 more
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This paper advocates a rigorous model focused paradigm of information system development and use. We introduce the concept of “Model Centered Architecture” that sees an information system to be a compound of various networked models, each of which is formed with the means of a Domain Specific Modeling Language.
Heinrich C. Mayr +4 more
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An architecture for the interoperability of workflow models
Proceedings of the first international workshop on Interoperability of heterogeneous information systems, 2005The goal of this work is to contribute to the field of interoperability of Workflow models. To achieve interoperability, we have built a generic architecture that addresses three levels of abstraction: a common meta-model that the Workflow models must share, a common model that they enact collectively, and a common data model whose management is shared.
Hamri, Salah +2 more
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2015
Concurrent programming is known to be quite hard. It is made even harder by the fact that, very often, the execution models of the machines we run our software on are not precisely defined.
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Concurrent programming is known to be quite hard. It is made even harder by the fact that, very often, the execution models of the machines we run our software on are not precisely defined.
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Performance Modeling of the DBMAC Architecture
1983In this paper we present a performance analysis study of the data base machine DBMAC. A two level hierarchical model is used to represent both the details of the internal structure and the interactions between the system and the environment. This approach allowed to characterize the global performance of the database machine and to compare different ...
SALZA, Silvio +2 more
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Architecture-Driven Modelling Methodologies
2011Classical software development methodologies take architectural issues as granted or pre-determined. They thus neglect the impact decisions for architecture have within the development process. This omission is applicable as long as we are considering monolithic systems. It cannot however been kept whenever we move to distributed systems.
Hannu Jaakkola, Bernhard Thalheim
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2021
Once you have framed the use cases and then made detailed requirements, you jump to the design of the system. The question is how do we represent the design. There are three basic representations that are used in the design process. One or more is required, based on the scope of design. The first one is behavioral representation.
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Once you have framed the use cases and then made detailed requirements, you jump to the design of the system. The question is how do we represent the design. There are three basic representations that are used in the design process. One or more is required, based on the scope of design. The first one is behavioral representation.
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Modeling with Enriched Model-Driven Architecture
2008The objective is to produce an assistance tool to the GIS design adapted to a development process allowing rapid prototyping in analysis phase ensuring the knowledge capitalization. The Continuous Integration Unified Process method was conceived to allow the development according to the prototyping process during the analysis phase.
Miralles, André +1 more
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