Recomposition of Process Choreographies Using a Graph-Based Model Repository

Wiśniewski, Piotr; Kluza, Krzysztof; Suchenia, Anna; Szała, Leszek; Ligęza, Antoni

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-10983-6_37

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“…Traditional EAR management has not sparked much discussion [14], because it was assumed that EA data are developed according to a (pre-defined and fixed) metamodel, and the data are complete, structured, rigorous, and consistent. For instance, in [15], BPMN choreography diagrams can be automatically generated based on existing models stored in a web-based repository that uses the BPMN ontology to describe each component's structural properties. Furthermore, in [16], metadata about the content of UML class diagrams can be automated and archived into a pre-existing repository.…”

Section: Ear Management and Data Reusementioning

confidence: 99%

A Method for Enterprise Architecture Model Slicing

Guo

Gao

et al. 2022

Applied Sciences

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Enterprise Architecture (EA) has been applied widely in industry as it brings substantial benefits to ease communication and improve business-IT alignment. However, due to its high complexity and cost, EA still plays a limited role in many organizations. Existing research recommends realizing more of the EA potential. EA can be developed for specific purposes, accumulated in a digital repository, and reused when needed later. Due to the diversity and inconsistency of the repository, it is challenging to find relevant EA data and reuse it. In the present research, we propose using slicing techniques to extract EA models for reuse. We validate the method with an official EA repository hosted by The Open Group. The result shows that the method could facilitate extracting existing EA model components for developing new EA artifacts to save cost, alleviate maintenance effort, and help keep the repository consistent for future (re)use.

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Section: Ear Management and Data Reusementioning

confidence: 99%