Business Object Model

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Within Business Process Management all business objects, their attributes and their relations are defined in the business-object model (BOM). To describe the information processed by software modules, the semantics must be unified. That is called "semantic integration". The business-object model is a result of semantic integration and is a representation of enterprise semantics. Besides BOM, there is also the use case model, for use within the software engineering of services.

[edit] See also

• Business Process and Business Process Modeling
• Business-driven development (BDD)
• Business intelligence
• Workflow
• BPEL

[edit] External links

• Guidelines: Business Object Model
• Decision engineering in a strained industrial and business environment