Functional software architecture: Difference between revisions

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The development of a Functional Software Architecture can be done by a number of (combined) methods and techniques. Figure 1 outlines the methods and techniques that will be discussed in this paper. Filling in the “gab” between the enterprise engineers and software engineers through the use of different combinations of methods and techniques will be the main objective of this paper. However, this objective can only be reached when combined methods result in clear and rich Functional Software Architectures that are developed and used by both parties.

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**The actual production by authors and assembly by editors happens on operational level. The first two function modules are given in detail, which outlines the potential for certain IT implementations within business functions. These detailed schemes can be drawn and used by both enterprise engineers and software engineers for the development of integrated software implications. Lower level EFD could hereby be transformed in detailed UML schemes.

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