Integrated Information System Architecture (ARIS) - Business Process Modeling: Business Process Modeling

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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: "Integrated Information System Architecture (ARIS) – Business Process Modeling" introduces modeling methods, develops various meta-models, and assembles them into the ARIS information model. ARIS has a significant influence in China's academic circles, particularly in the field of modern integrated manufacturing and business process modeling analysis. Institutions such as Zhejiang University, Zhejiang University of Technology, Tsinghua University, Tongji University, and the Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences introduced the ARIS concept and its modeling tool software to China early on and conducted extensive engineering practices in the design, development, and implementation of integrated manufacturing systems, achieving remarkable results. This book provides a detailed introduction to the business process modeling method of the Integrated Information System Architecture (ARIS), explaining how to establish the functional, organizational, data, and output views of a business in the three stages of requirements definition, design specification, and engineering implementation of an integrated information system. It also introduces the modeling method of the control view, which links and synthesizes these various views, to help comprehensively and scientifically establish a business reference model and guide the design, analysis, and implementation of information systems. The book also conducts a specialized discussion on the relationship between the ARIS process model and operational software. This book offers guidance for information system development, analysis, and implementation, and can assist professional consultants engaged in business process reengineering and management restructuring in providing model-based enterprise diagnostics. It can also serve as a textbook and professional reference for teachers, senior students, and researchers in the fields of information management, computer science, mechanical manufacturing, and automation.