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Thoughts on business requirements, models and rules
Why Create a Model?
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over 4 years ago
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MSDNArchive
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Obviously, to solve a problem. But, what is that problem? Is it specific or general? Is the model to represent what has to go into a database or be manipulated by code now , or to simplify a complex domain in order to understand it? In the business...
Thoughts on business requirements, models and rules
Modeling as "General Systems Thinking"
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over 4 years ago
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MSDNArchive
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IMHO, one of the best books on modeling never uses the words, "object-oriented" or "UML" or even "inheritance" (at least that I can remember). It was written by Gerald Weinberg and originally published in 1975. Just recently, the "Silver Anniversary Edition...
Thoughts on business requirements, models and rules
Semantics versus Renderings
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over 4 years ago
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MSDNArchive
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Another way to think about the title is semantics versus database/UML/... renderings. For me, "semantics" is not the structure or representation of data (property names, types, …) but the meanings, usages and conceptual hierarchies. An example is the...
Thoughts on business requirements, models and rules
Programming versus Modeling
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I often find myself struggling to define what I do. "Solving world hunger" (in the "world" of common models and ontologies) - is one description, although it is a bit vague and altruistic. I had a much easier time of it when I was a programmer. Then,...
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