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Final Call for Papers International Workshop on Fact-Oriented Modeling (ORM 2008) - Updated 7 July Monterrey, Mexico November 12-14, 2008 Held in conjunction with OTM’08 (Nov 9-14) http://www.cs.rmit.edu...
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07-02-2008
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This document lists the presentations that were given at the ORM Workshop in Monterrey, Mexico November 12-14 2008
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11-19-2008
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Terry Halpin used these slides to open the ORM 2008 workshop in Monterrey, Mexico November 12-14.
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11-19-2008
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Abstract: Process modelling initiatives generally develop their process models without much emphasis on data, burying their sequence of operations as a thread within a non-elementary process. More often...
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11-19-2008
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Abstract : This paper provides formal semantics for an extension of the Object- Role Modeling approach that supports declaration of dynamic rules. Dynamic rules differ from static rules by pertaining to...
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11-21-2008
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Abstract: This paper gives an introduction to the recently established OMG SBVR standard on business rules. This standard is a major step forward in improving the productivity of business rule- modelers...
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11-23-2008
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Abstract. Enterprises launching IT development projects usually start off with establishing Use Cases or similar techniques to document functional requirements as a special directed effort. More often...
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11-23-2008
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Abstract: This presentation covers the need to avoid redundant object references. It also shows how to avoid them. Author: Andy Carver: Neumont University
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11-29-2008
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Abstract. Assume an ORM-diagram where there exist two (or more) paths from one entity type to another through a sequence of many-to-one binary facts. Here we may have a join-equality constraint saying...
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12-02-2008
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Abstract. When designing and developing ontology based applications, we semantically ground them by ontologically committing the application rules to their respective domain. These rules can be, for instance...
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11-29-2008
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