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Business Modeling With UML:  Business Patterns at Work

Business Modeling With UML: Business Patterns at Work

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Ecxellence
Review: The book is an ecxellence guide to apply UML in the enterprise modeling. Usefull also the Business Patterns.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Very high level, often inconsistent
Review: The models in this book are interesting but they are too high level to be useful. The modelling style is inconsistent e.g. missing multiplicities. Some of the models are contradictary.
If you have absolutely no idea about any of this stuff, and are interested in the absolute basics, then this book might be useful. If you want to understand the subtleties of a business domain, it won't help.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An Excellent Business Modelling Book
Review: This book covers many aspects of business modeling. Using the patterns to solve our problem domain.
We can make some view of business, they are business vision view, business process, business structure, and business behaviour.
Thanks to Eriksson-Penker Business Extension. We can simplify our complex business using this extension.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Very useful !!
Review: While I didn't really enjoy UML Toolkit I do enjoy this book. The presentation and writing styles are same between books however, which are very structured and easy to follow however.

This book does a wonderful job of discussing the "design patterns" around the activities of a business, this is it's strength. While I haven't yet mapped these out in UML to a business I think they can stand on their own outside of UML. UML just makes the flow more understandable.

Overall the design patterns are enough to recommend it. Very novel and useful!


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