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Pre-ICIS 2011, Pre-ICIS 2012, Pre-ICIS 2010: Enterprise Systems. Strategic, Organizational, and Technological Dimensions pp 138–153Cite as

The VCLL: A Multi-view Computation Independent Modelling Language for MDA-Based Software Development

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We propose the CIM-modelling language “VCLL”, which extends BPMN to four integrated modelling views. The designed modelling language allows for creating business processes and its relevant data, business rules and organisational aspects. The VCLL focuses on the development of business applications and provides two entry points into MDA. Our proposed modelling language can be used to describe the behaviour of one application (micro view) or it can be used to orchestrate different applications (macro view). Furthermore the VCLL provides a connection to a pre-CIM-level, which consists of unstructured information and reveals the relation of model elements with their origin in recorded interviews, forms, documents, etc.

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    Dmitri Valeri Panfilenko & Andreas Martin

  2. University of Applied Sciences Landshut, Am Lurzenhof 1, 84036, Landshut, Germany

    Christian Seel

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Panfilenko, D.V., Seel, C., Martin, A. (2015). The VCLL: A Multi-view Computation Independent Modelling Language for MDA-Based Software Development. In: Sedera, D., Gronau, N., Sumner, M. (eds) Enterprise Systems. Strategic, Organizational, and Technological Dimensions. Pre-ICIS Pre-ICIS Pre-ICIS 2011 2012 2010. Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, vol 198. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17587-4_9

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