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Bu10m - A Technique for Annotating EA Information Models with Goals

Article in Sebis Public Website last modified Apr 4, 2012 by Thomas Büchner. eam article goal question metric modeling goal modeling modeling language 2010 inproceedings enterprise architecture management goal question metri enterprise architecture publication

question metri,goal question metric,inproceedings,modeling,modeling language,publication Article 2010,article,eam,enterprise architecture,enterprise architecture management,goal modeling,goal Article Abstract Many of today's enterprises experience the need to establish and conduct Published in Enterprise & Organizational Modeling and Simulation Authors Dr. Sabine Goldes (Buckl) Dr Annotating EA Information Models with Goals. In: Barjis, J. (editor), Enterprise and Organizational Modeling

Bu09f - A Wiki-based Approach to Enterprise Architecture Documentation...

Article in Sebis Public Website enterprise 2.0 information modeling 2009 wikis eam article modeling e2.0 inproceedings enterprise architecture web 2.0 publication

,enterprise 2.0,enterprise architecture,information modeling,inproceedings,modeling,publication,web 2 Article Abstract Enterprise architecture (EA) management is a challenging task, modern enterprises right of the text Show to the right of the text Show to the right of the text 2009,article,e2.0,eam .0,wikis Article Authors Dr. Sabine Goldes (Buckl) Dr. Christian Neubert Dr. Christian M. Schweda

Bu10q - Conceptual Models for Cross-cutting Aspects in Enterprise...

Article in Sebis Public Website eam article modeling 2010 inproceedings publication

,inproceedings,modeling,publication Article Key Bu10q Title Conceptual Models for Cross-cutting Article Abstract The benefit of enterprise architecture (EA) management is directly coupled to the this paper, we addresses the challenge of conceptualizing cross-cutting aspects in EA modeling. Cross resulting in the identification of four cross-cutting aspects of EA modeling: goals, lifecycles modeling language for EA conceptualizations and discuss options of future research. /Sebis Public Website

Bu08h - An Information Model for Landscape Management - Discussing...

Article in Sebis Public Website traceability 2008 temporality tools historization eam article modeling inproceedings enterprise architecture management publication

,article,eam,enterprise architecture management,historization,inproceedings,modeling,publication Article Abstract Planning, managing, and maintaining the evolution of the application landscape is information model, taking into account related modeling techniques from nearby disciplines /Sebis ,temporality,tools,traceability Article File tear2008_Submission.pdf Address Sidney, Australia Year 2008

Bu10r - A Modeling Language for Describing EA Management Methods

Article in Sebis Public Website methods business process model notation eam article modeling ea management modeling language 2010 inproceedings publication

,article,business process model notation,ea management,eam,inproceedings,methods,modeling,modeling language ,publication Article Research project BEAMS - Building Blocks for EAM Solutions Published in Article Abstract Methods for managing the enterprise architecture (EA) are presented in different . A modeling language for EA management methods can improve the state-of-the-art in documenting the Process Model Notation can be extended to a modeling language for EA management methods. /Sebis

Bu10c - Interrelating Concerns in EA Documentation - Towards a...

Article in Sebis Public Website eam article modeling 2010 inproceedings publication

,inproceedings,modeling,publication Article Citation Buckl, S.; Matthes, F.; Schweda, C.M.: Interrelating Article Abstract Over the last years a multitude of approaches and frameworks making prescriptions right of the text Show to the right of the text Show to the right of the text 2010,article,eam

Bu10f - A Meta-Language for EA Information Modeling - State-of-the-art...

Article in Sebis Public Website eam article modeling modeling language 2010 inproceedings enterprise architecture publication

,inproceedings,modeling,modeling language,publication Article Key Bu10f Research project BEAMS - Building Article Abstract Enterprise architecture (EA) management has not only recently gained importance as design artifacts. In this paper, we explore the fundamentals of EA information modeling, namely the meta requirements for a "unifying" meta-language. By showing that multi-purpose modeling facilities, as meta-language for EA information modeling. /Sebis Public Website/_/Bu10f - A Meta-Language for EA

Bu09i - A Pattern-based Approach to Quantitative Enterprise Architecture...

Article in Sebis Public Website dependency modeling 2009 eam article quantitative analysis modeling ea management eam pattern inproceedings probabilistic relational models ea analysis publication

,inproceedings,modeling,probabilistic relational models,publication,quantitative analysis Article to the right of the text 2009,article,dependency modeling,ea analysis,ea management,eam,eam pattern Article Abstract Enterprise Architecture (EA) management involves tasks that substantially augmenting an information model for EA modeling with concepts from Probabilistic Relational Models, thus

Bu10l - Exemplifying a Framework for Interrelating Enterprise...

Article in Sebis Public Website eam article modeling 2010 inproceedings publication

2010,article,eam,inproceedings,modeling,publication Article Authors Dr. Sabine Goldes (Buckl) Dr Article Abstract In recent years, enterprise architecture (EA) management has gained increasing

Bu09e - An Information Model Capturing the Managed Evolution of...

Article in Sebis Public Website 2009 project portfolio management eam article modeling inproceedings temporal modeling enterprise architecture management publication

the text 2009,article,eam,enterprise architecture management,inproceedings,modeling,project portfolio management,publication,temporal modeling Article Citation Buckl, S.; Ernst, A.; Matthes, F Article Abstract Projects are the executors of organizational change and hence in charge of the addressing the identi ed requirements by taking related modeling techniques from nearby disciplines into

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