This section provides information on model and
metamodel specifications that are available for Web Services. The use
of models and metamodels, unfortunately, are often overlooked in
discussions of Web Services. It is important to familiarize yourself with the
models and metamodels available.
The models and metamodels described on this site are listed below. You can also
navigate among the specifications by using the menu tree at the bottom of each page.
Which Way for BPMN 2.0? Intelligent Enterprise, CA - May 6, 2008 Use a more abstract meta model with well-defined execution semantics like BPDM and map BPMN elements to it. Approach 1 is a simple solution, because in the ...
GM's Cure for Complexity CIO Australia, Australia - May 5, 2008 We've formed a meta-model describing 12 universal, reusable elements of enterprise architecture, including locations and logistics, business-cycle times and ...
BPMS Watch Rates 11 Business Process Management Suites Intelligent Enterprise, CA - Apr 21, 2008 ... as two "perspectives" of a common tool, sharing a single process metamodel, single data model, and single programming model shared by business and IT. ...
Capacity Planning for Web Services: Metrics, Models, and Methods by Daniel A. Menasce, Virgilio A.F. Almeida Average Customer Review: based on 2 reviews. Customer Review: Although the title is new, this book is based on the authors' 1998 book titled "Web PErformance Metrics, Models and Methods (ISBN 0136938221). This book is more than a minor rewrite - the chapters are in a different sequence, and each has been updated. None of the information that made the older book such a valuable resource was lost...
Common Warehouse Metamodel: An Introduction to the Standard for Data Warehouse Integration by John Poole, Dan Chang, Douglas Tolbert, David Mellor Average Customer Review: based on 7 reviews. Customer Review: By far, the finest presentation of a new (to me) concept I have seen in a long time. Structure of book is ideal, with a strong writing style, fantastic use of graphics, and examples that aid in understanding. I knew virtually nothing about CWM before reading this book -- I know a good deal now. Excellent, understandable writing style...
The Data Model Resource Book: A Library of Logical Data and Data Warehouse Designs by Len Silverston, William H. Inmon, Kent Graziano Average Customer Review: based on 16 reviews. Customer Review: This book provides excellent starting points for modeling basic business functions. I have found when modeling that it helps to ask another DBA's opinion on how they would aproach the same business process or data segment. This book serves as that second person. It provides proven models that can be effective for your own modeling a...
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