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Article on Interactive Visualizations in Enterprise Architecture (EA)...

In the paper "Towards a Conceptual Framework for Interactive Enterprise Architecture Management Visualizations", the author team (Michael Schaub, Florian Matthes, and Sascha Roth) introduce a conceptual framework for interactive EA visualizations. The framework is demonstrated based on an example that has been implemented at our chair. Further, the framework is employed to relate different approaches.


Article on cross-cuttings aspects in EA modeling accepted at VORTE 2010

The article Conceptual models for cross-cutting aspects in EA modeling has been accepted for publication at VORTE 2010. In the article the author team (Sabine Buckl, Florian Matthes, and Christian M. Schweda) revisit the state-of-the-art in EA conceptualization. In result, they identify four cross-cutting aspects of EA modeling. Along these aspects questions concerning a suitable alternative modeling language for EA conceptualization are discussed.


Article on annotating EA information models accepted at EOMAS 2010

The article A technique for Annotating EA Information Models has been accepted for publication and presentation on the 6th international workshop on Enterprise & Organizational Modeling and Simulation (EOMAS 2010). In the article the author team (S. Buckl, F. Matthes, and C.M. Schweda) describe a technique for flexible combining EA-relevant goals and EA information models to optimally support EA management in a using company.


Article on concern relationships in EA modeling published at ONTOSE 2010

The article Exemplifying a Framework for Interrelating Enterprise Architecture Concerns has been accepted for publication and presentation at the 4th workshop on Ontology, Conceptualization and Epistemology for Information Systems, Software Engineering and Service Sciences (ONTOSE 2010). In the article the author team (S. Buckl, F. Matthes, C. Schulz and C.M. Schweda) describe a framework for relating different areas-of-interest (concerns) in the EA. This framework is further exemplified along an industry example with EA models for architecture analysis.


Three Articles on EA Management accepted at Caise Forum 2010

The following Enterprise Architecture (EA) articles have been accepted for publication and presentation at the poster of the 22nd International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE 2010 Forum):

  • In the tool-demonstration article A Generative Approach for Creating Stakeholder-specific Enterprise Architecture Views the author team (S.Buckl, F.Matthes, and C.M.Schweda) shows how model-to-model transformations can be used to generate stakeholder-specific visualizations of EAs. The exposition of the transformation approach is further complemented with some insights into the prototypic implementation thereof in an eclipse-based tool.
  • In the visionary article Tool-based Support for Organization-specific Enterprise Architecture Management the author team (S.Buckl, T.Dierl, F.Matthes, and C.M.Schweda) outline a method for configuring an organization-specific EA management function from best-practice building blocks. In detail, the challenges of integrating best practice method fragments and modeling languages into a comprehensive description of a management function are discussed and ideas for coping with these challenges are sketched.
  • In the visionary article Lightweight Approach for Enterprise Architecture Modeling and Documentation the author team (S.Buckl, F.Matthes, C.Neubert, and C.M.Schweda) outline how wiki-based templating and tagging mechanisms can be used to document an EA. Complementing the bottom-up documentation approach, the article further sketches, how the wiki-based documentation can serve as basis for collaborative ontology engineering in the context of EA management.