Bringing together existing Business Modeling flavors

Resumen:

There are currently several techniques or notations for business modeling that allow the idea of business to be explored in greater or less detail, while simultaneously helping to understand, conceptualize and represent the services that add value to an organization. All of these techniques have similarities and differences, but are in many cases complementary. However, there is no integrated environment that makes it possible to work with several models simultaneously, and much less that provides support as regards identifying, registering and managing the relationships among them. This work is a first step towards attempting to fill this lack by constructing a technological environment that will integrate tools in order to support different business modeling techniques and to register and manage the relationships among different models.

Palabras Clave:

Business Modeling, Toolkit, Model Engineering

Autor(es):

• Juan M. Vara {juanmanuel.vara@urjc.es}
  Grupo de Investigación Kybele, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
  
• Valeria De Castro {valeria.decastro@urjc.es}
  Grupo de Investigación Kybele, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
  
• David Granada {david.granada@urjc.es }
  Grupo de Investigación Kybele, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
  
• Esperanza Marcos {esperanza.marcos@urjc.es}
  Grupo de Investigación Kybele, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
  

Handle:

11705/JISBD/2016/024

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