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Subject: RE: [bcm] Fw: [wsbpel] Defining Business Process Fusion
Perhaps the key factors of the service definition model are business events ( as in , each business event has an agreement specific life cycle consisting of exclusive business states). <quote who="Neil Wasserman"> > Why BPF? In fact this may be moving in the wrong direction, i.e., business processes > or > services defined at too high a level of aggregation impede > componentization > and reuse. > > In my view the basic unit of analysis is the "service > component" defined at a high enough level to be meaningful to the business > and low enough to be reusable among services and business units. > -- Carl Mattocks CEO CHECKMi Operational Intelligence OEM ------------------------------- e-Business Agents Semantically Smart Compendiums ------------------------------- v/f (usa) 908 322 8715 www.CHECKMi.com
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