A Method for Enterprise Ontology based Design of Enterprise Information Systems

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A method for designing an Enterprise information system, which is based on an implementation independent model of the organization, has been developed. This model, also called an ontological model, consists of both implementation independent business processes and implementation independent information processes. An Enterprise information system (EIS) has to be understood as an implementation scenario of the ontological model. This study contains a specification framework that provides rules for taking into account during engineering the EIS.

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