UN/CEFACT's Modeling Methodology: Difference between revisions

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==Background==

*UMM prescibesprescribes a standardized way to perform business process and information modeling for [[E-commerce|E-Commerce]].

*The UMM is part of the [[EbXML|ebXML]]-Framework.

*It uses [[Unified_Modeling_Language|UML]] as language (all modeling elements are documented in UML).

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*The Business Domain View (BDV): In this step, internal as well as interorganizational business processes in the [[B2b|B2B]]-___domain are extracted and organized. This includes the discovery of existing business processes of importance to stakeholders. At this stage, standardized worksheets provide a structured approach. In order to categorize processes, there are classification schemes such as [[Value_chain|Porters Value Chain]], the [[SCOR|Supply Chain Operations Reference Model (SCOR)]] or [[UN/CEFACT’s Common Business Processes Catalog (CBPC)]] available.

*The Business Requirements View (BRV): The discovered business processes are used in order to identify possible collaborations - which means complementary processes - between the participating business partners and the therefor necessary requirements.

*The Business Transaction View (BTV): The further elaboration of the previosprevious view leads to the process's choreography and to more detailed activities. The goal is here to generate reusable transaction patterns. Furthermore, business documents exchanged in business transactions and their structure are described.

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