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From Business to IT with SEAM: J2EE Pet Store Example

Alain Wegmann
2007
Conference Papers

Abstract

Business and IT alignment demands clear traceability between the applications to be developed and the business requirements. SEAM is a systemic visual approach for modeling systems, including information systems and organizations. This paper illustrates how we represent the business role of an IT application and its platform-specific realization in SEAM. We use the Java Pet Store sample application as an example.

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