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Aidas Smaizys - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Business Rule Model integration into the Model of transformation driven software development
Advances in Databases and Information Systems, 2009Co-Authors: Olegas Vasilecas, Aidas SmaizysAbstract:Modern Business is going to be global and more complicated, rapidly evolving and requiring frequent changes. This leads the software systems growing and going more complex, widely distributed and being pressed by Business for continual changes at the same time. This result the need of new methods and methodologies used for modern software development. One of such relatively new additions in the field of traditional software development is Business Rules and Model transformation driven approach. The paper discusses existing Business information systems engineering issues arising out of such additions based on running researches in the field also carried out by the authors.
Olegas Vasilecas - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Business Rule Model integration into the Model of transformation driven software development
Advances in Databases and Information Systems, 2009Co-Authors: Olegas Vasilecas, Aidas SmaizysAbstract:Modern Business is going to be global and more complicated, rapidly evolving and requiring frequent changes. This leads the software systems growing and going more complex, widely distributed and being pressed by Business for continual changes at the same time. This result the need of new methods and methodologies used for modern software development. One of such relatively new additions in the field of traditional software development is Business Rules and Model transformation driven approach. The paper discusses existing Business information systems engineering issues arising out of such additions based on running researches in the field also carried out by the authors.
Pericles Loucopoulos - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Relating evolving Business Rules to software design
Journal of Systems Architecture, 2004Co-Authors: W. M. N. Wan-kadir, Pericles LoucopoulosAbstract:In order to remain useful, it is important for software to evolve according to the changes in its Business environment. Business Rules, which can be used to represent both user requirements and conditions to which the system should conform, are considered as the most volatile part in today's software applications. Their changes bring high impact on both the Business processes and the software itself. In this paper, we present an approach that considers Business Rules as an integral part of a software system and its evolution. The approach transcends the areas of requirements specification and software design. We develop the Business Rule Model to capture and specify Business Rules, and the Link Model to relate Business Rules to the metaModel level of software design elements. The aim is to improve requirements traceability in software design, as well as minimizing the efforts of software changes due to the changes of Business Rules. The approach is demonstrated using examples from an industrial application.
W. M. N. Wan-kadir - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Relating evolving Business Rules to software design
Journal of Systems Architecture, 2004Co-Authors: W. M. N. Wan-kadir, Pericles LoucopoulosAbstract:In order to remain useful, it is important for software to evolve according to the changes in its Business environment. Business Rules, which can be used to represent both user requirements and conditions to which the system should conform, are considered as the most volatile part in today's software applications. Their changes bring high impact on both the Business processes and the software itself. In this paper, we present an approach that considers Business Rules as an integral part of a software system and its evolution. The approach transcends the areas of requirements specification and software design. We develop the Business Rule Model to capture and specify Business Rules, and the Link Model to relate Business Rules to the metaModel level of software design elements. The aim is to improve requirements traceability in software design, as well as minimizing the efforts of software changes due to the changes of Business Rules. The approach is demonstrated using examples from an industrial application.
