Extended Enterprise Modeling Language: Difference between revisions

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EEML has four layers of interest

* '''Generic Task Type''': This layer identifies the constituent tasks of generic, repetitive processes and the logical dependencies between these tasks.

* S'''pecificSpecific Task Type''': At this layer, we deal with process modelling in another scale, which is more linked to the concretisation, decomposition and specialisation phases. Here process models are expanded and elaborated to facilitate business solutions. From an integration viewpoint, this layer aims at uncovering more efficiently the dependencies between the sub-activities, with regards for the resources required for actual performance.

* '''Manage Task Instances''': The purpose of this layer consists in providing constraints but also useful resources (in the form of process templates) to the planning and performance of an enterprise process. The performance of organizational, information, and tool resources in their environment are highlighted through concrete resources allocation management.

* '''Perform Task Instances''': Here is covered the actual execution of tasks with regards to issues of empowerment and decentralization. At this layer, resources are utilized or consumed in an exclusive or shared manner.