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Goal Modelling is one of the four EEML modeling domains age. A goal expresses the wanted (or unwanted) state of affairs (either current or future) in a certain context. Example of the goal model is depicted below. It shows goals and relationships between them. It is possible to model advanced goal-relationships in EEML by using goal connectors. A goal connector is used when one need to link several goals.
Image:Eemlgoal.JPG|Goal modeling in EEML
File:Goal modeling Tabel.gif|Connecting relationships
Image:Goalandprocess.JPG|Goal modeling and process modeling
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In goal modeling to fulfil Goal1, one must achieve to other goals: both Goal2 and Goal3 (goal-connector with “and” as the logical relation going out). If Goal2 and Goal3 are two different ways of achieving Goal1, then it should be “xor” logical relationship. It can be an opposite situation when both Goal2 and Goal3 need to be fulfilled and to achieve them one must fulfil Goal1. In this case Goal2 and Goal3 are linked to goal connector and this goal connector has a link to Goal1 with ”and”-logical relationship.
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EEML can help organisations meet these challenges by modeling all the manufacturing and logistics processes in the extended enterprise. This model allows capturing a rich set of relationships between the organization, people, processes and resources of the virtual enterprise.<ref name=eeml5>H.D. Jørgensen (2004) Interactive Process Models. Department of Computer and Information Science Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and Electrical Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Trondheim, Norway</ref> It also aims at making people understand, communicate, develop and cultivate solutions to business problems<ref name=eeml6>R. Matulevičius and P. Heymans (2007) Visually Effective Goal Models Using KAOS. PReCISE Research Center, Computer Science Department, University of Namur, rue Grandgagnage 21,5000 Namur, Belgium.</ref>
According to J. krogstie (2008), Enterprise Models can be created to serve various purposes which include:
# Human sense making and communication -the main purpose of enterprise modeling is to make sense of the real world aspects of an enterprise in order to facilitate communicate with parties involved.
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