User:RichardVeryard/Component-based business

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Component-based business refers to the idea that a business can be composed from a network of loosely-coupled components, or to a business that is composed in this way. It is the basis for a number of business modelling and requirements methods, including IBM's Business Component Modelling.

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[edit] Agenda

  • Constructing business from independent components
  • Developing independent business components / services
  • Restructuring business into components

[edit] Approach

An adaptable business will be comprised of building blocks, or components that provide a structure that is relevant to the circumstances that may prevail. The building blocks are pieces of the business that allow the whole enterprise to be configured and reconfigured in new ways. At this level the building blocks have little to do with information systems, they are modeling the inherent nature of the business, in potentially many dimensions. For example a component might be a banking component added to a retailing enterprise, but equally it could be a relationship, a business processes, or a business competency such as a training program.

[edit] Methods

  • Business Component Modelling (IBM) [1]
  • Component-Based Business Process Composition (Fiorano Software) [2]

[edit] References

  • Richard Veryard, Component-Based Business: Plug and Play ISBN 1-852-33361-8
  • Eakong Atiptamvaree and Twittie Senivongse, "A Quantitative Approach to Strategic Design of Component-Based Business Process Models" INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY VOLUME 3 NUMBER 2 2006 ISSN 1305-2403 [3]

[edit] See also

Category:Service engineering