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Business Modeling With UML: Business Patterns at Work

Hans-Erik Eriksson, Magnus Penker

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From the Publisher: Eriksson and Magnus Penker now provide guidance on how to use UML to model your business systems. In this book, key business modeling concepts are presented, including how to define Business Rules with UML's Object Constraint Language (OCL) and how to use business models with use cases. The authors then provide 26 valuable Business Patterns along with an e-business case study that utilizes the techniques and patterns discussed in the book.

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From the Publisher: Eriksson and Magnus Penker now provide guidance on how to use UML to model your business systems. In this book, key business modeling concepts are presented, including how to define Business Rules with UML's Object Constraint Language (OCL) and how to use business models with use cases. The authors then provide 26 valuable Business Patterns along with an e-business case study that utilizes the techniques and patterns discussed in the book.

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From the Publisher: Eriksson and Magnus Penker now provide guidance on how to use UML to model your business systems. In this book, key business modeling concepts are presented, including how to define Business Rules with UML's Object Constraint Language (OCL) and how to use business models with use cases. The authors then provide 26 valuable Business Patterns along with an e-business case study that utilizes the techniques and patterns discussed in the book.

Key concepts: Object Constraint Language, Unified Modeling Language, Business rule, Business process modeling, Business Process Model and Notation, Computer science, Business domain, Applications of UML

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