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The Role of Invariants in the Co-evolution of Business and Technical Service Specification of an Enterprise

Biljana, Bajic-Bizumic
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Irina, Rychkova
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Alain, Wegmann  
Janis, Grabis
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Marite, Kirikova
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2013
Short Paper Proceedings of the 6th IFIP WG 8.1 Working Conference on the Practice of Enterprise Modeling (PoEM 2013)
6th IFIP WG 8.1 Working Conference on the Practice of Enterprise Modeling (PoEM 2013)

We explore invariants as a linking mechanism between the business and technical service perspectives: From the business perspec- tive, invariants can be used to model (business) requirements of an en- terprise; from the technical perspective, invariants express the properties that must hold during the execution of a service. We propose an approach to enterprise service design that can be de- scribed as an iterative introduction and a modication of invariants in response to the evolution of business and/or technical service specica- tions. We formalize the service specications in Alloy and demonstrate how each design iteration can be simulated, visualized and validated with the Alloy analyzer tool. We illustrate our ndings with the example of Order Creation service.

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