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A '''Platformplatform-specific Specific Modelmodel''' is a model of a software or business system that is linked to a specific technological platform (e.g. a specific [[programming language]], [[operating system]] or [[database]]).

''Platform-specific Specific Model''smodels are indispensable for the actual implementation of a system.

Say for example that you want to implement an online shop.

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For this to work you will need to express your concepts (e.g. the concept of an user) in a [[relational model]] using the [[Oracle database|Oracle]]'s [[SQL]] dialect.

This [[Oracle database|Oracle]]'s specific [[relational model]] is an example of a ''Platform-specific Specific Modelmodel''.

The term ''Platformplatform-specific Specific Modelmodel'' is most frequently used in the context of [[Model Driven Architecture]]s.

See also [[Platformplatform-independent Independent Modelmodel]].