ARIS介绍1(国外英语资料).doc

ARIS介绍1 ARIS introduction This chapter introduces the concept of ARIS (Integrated Information System Architecture), describes ARIS, House and its various views, and introduces some basic modeling principles. Also included are ARIS toolset products. 2.1 ARIS - Integrated Information Systems Architecture Strictly speaking, ARIS is not a tool, but a concept. ARIS The Architecture of Integrated Information is the abbreviation of Systems, is a kind of integrated information system architecture developed by Professor Schell, its purpose is to seek a kind of application framework can be used to narrow the gap between the enterprise and the information technology, provides a method to accurately describe and detailed analysis of the concept of business process. Provides a starting point for the development of this method for enterprise information system. Professor Schell defines ARIS as such: An architecture that describes business processes. A series of modeling methods that contain various meta models. The theoretical basis of ARIS toolset software systems. The concept of computer based business process management. The core of the ARIS concept expresses the business process in a series of event and task chain diagrams. The event driven process chain (Event-Driven, Process, Chain, EPC) is explained in detail in the seventh chapter, in addition to business process modeling, ARIS can also model the following systems: Information systems data skills Non organization business object XOR Information flow, material, product Resource software cost More importantly, and most fundamentally, ARIS allows modeling of the relationships between the modeled objects listed above, and a business process model that meets the requirements defined in section 1.2 of this book. The so-called enterprise business model, refers to all kinds of constraints of the entire enterprise or a department structure, target, daily operation mode, resource consumption, the operation and its relationships wi