ISO 19440:2020
Enterprise modelling and architecture — Constructs for enterprise modelling
This document identifies and specifies constructs necessary for users that model enterprises in conformance with ISO 19439.
This document focuses on, but is not restricted to, engineering and the integration of manufacturing and related services in the enterprise. The constructs enable the description of structure and functioning of an enterprise for use in configuring or implementing in different application domains. This document specifies an implementation framework in Clause 6 to map model constructs into such domains.
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Abbreviated terms
4.1 General
4.2 Construct-specific
5 Representations, relationships, roles and common concepts
5.1 Modelling language constructs, purpose and applicability
5.2 Dimensions of enterprise models
5.2.1 Dimension of genericity
5.2.2 Dimension of enterprise model phase
5.2.3 Dimension of enterprise model views
5.3 Construct representation
5.4 Common structure for modelling language constructs
5.5 Template for modelling language constructs
5.6 Referential integrity
5.7 Representation of attributes
5.8 Notation used to describe template contents
5.9 Support for modelling phases
5.10 Representation of relationships
5.11 Specializations
5.12 Complementary concepts
6 Conceptual structure
6.1 The four-component model
6.2 Meta-model component
6.3 Core component
6.4 Derivations component
6.5 Views component
7 Core constructs
7.1 Domain
7.1.1 Purpose
7.1.2 Description
7.1.3 Usage
7.1.4 Construct template for Domain
7.2 Business Process
7.2.1 Purpose
7.2.2 Description
7.2.3 Usage
7.2.4 Construct template for Business Process
7.2.5 Behavioural rules
7.3 Enterprise Activity
7.3.1 Purpose
7.3.2 Description
7.3.3 Usage
7.3.4 Construct template for Enterprise Activity
7.4 Service
7.4.1 Purpose
7.4.2 Description
7.4.3 Usage
7.4.4 Construct template for Service
7.5 Event
7.5.1 Purpose
7.5.2 Description
7.5.3 Usage
7.5.4 Construct template for Event
7.6 Enterprise Object
7.6.1 Purpose
7.6.2 Description
7.6.3 Usage
7.6.4 Construct template for Enterprise Object
7.7 Enterprise Object View (Object View)
7.7.1 Purpose
7.7.2 Description
7.7.3 Usage
7.7.4 Construct template for Object View
7.8 Organizational Unit
7.8.1 Purpose
7.8.2 Description
7.8.3 Usage
7.8.4 Construct template for Organizational Unit
7.9 Decision Centre
7.9.1 Purpose
7.9.2 Description
7.9.3 Usage
7.9.4 Construct template for Decision Centre
7.10 Role
7.10.1 Purpose
7.10.2 Description
7.10.3 Usage
7.10.4 Construct template for Role
7.11 Product
7.11.1 Purpose
7.11.2 Description
7.11.3 Usage
7.11.4 Construct template for Product
7.12 Order
7.12.1 Purpose
7.12.2 Description
7.12.3 Usage
7.12.4 Construct template for Order
7.13 Resource
7.13.1 Purpose
7.13.2 Description
7.13.3 Usage
7.13.4 Construct template for Resource
7.14 Capability
7.14.1 Purpose
7.14.2 Description
7.14.3 Usage
7.14.4 Construct template for Capability
7.15 Performance Indicator
7.15.1 Purpose
7.15.2 Description
7.15.3 Usage
7.15.4 Construct template for Performance Indicator
7.16 Template attributes for core constructs
8 Derived constructs
8.1 Overview
8.2 Derivations for a manufacturing-oriented enterprise
8.2.1 Purpose
8.2.2 Use of core constructs
8.2.3 Manufacturing derivations and core constructs
8.3 Derivations for a service-oriented enterprise
8.3.1 Purpose
8.3.2 Service system suppliers
8.3.3 Use of core constructs
8.3.4 Service derivations and core constructs
8.4 Derived constructs
8.4.1 Organizational Role
8.4.2 Operational Role
8.4.3 Person Profile
8.4.4 Stakeholder
8.4.5 User
8.4.6 Co-provider
8.4.7 Functionality
Annex A (normative) Behavioural rules — Detailed description and syntax
Annex B (informative) Model views
Bibliography
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Abbreviated terms
4.1 General
4.2 Construct-specific
5 Representations, relationships, roles and common concepts
5.1 Modelling language constructs, purpose and applicability
5.2 Dimensions of enterprise models
5.2.1 Dimension of genericity
5.2.2 Dimension of enterprise model phase
5.2.3 Dimension of enterprise model views
5.3 Construct representation
5.4 Common structure for modelling language constructs
5.5 Template for modelling language constructs
5.6 Referential integrity
5.7 Representation of attributes
5.8 Notation used to describe template contents
5.9 Support for modelling phases
5.10 Representation of relationships
5.11 Specializations
5.12 Complementary concepts
6 Conceptual structure
6.1 The four-component model
6.2 Meta-model component
6.3 Core component
6.4 Derivations component
6.5 Views component
7 Core constructs
7.1 Domain
7.1.1 Purpose
7.1.2 Description
7.1.3 Usage
7.1.4 Construct template for Domain
7.2 Business Process
7.2.1 Purpose
7.2.2 Description
7.2.3 Usage
7.2.4 Construct template for Business Process
7.2.5 Behavioural rules
7.3 Enterprise Activity
7.3.1 Purpose
7.3.2 Description
7.3.3 Usage
7.3.4 Construct template for Enterprise Activity
7.4 Service
7.4.1 Purpose
7.4.2 Description
7.4.3 Usage
7.4.4 Construct template for Service
7.5 Event
7.5.1 Purpose
7.5.2 Description
7.5.3 Usage
7.5.4 Construct template for Event
7.6 Enterprise Object
7.6.1 Purpose
7.6.2 Description
7.6.3 Usage
7.6.4 Construct template for Enterprise Object
7.7 Enterprise Object View (Object View)
7.7.1 Purpose
7.7.2 Description
7.7.3 Usage
7.7.4 Construct template for Object View
7.8 Organizational Unit
7.8.1 Purpose
7.8.2 Description
7.8.3 Usage
7.8.4 Construct template for Organizational Unit
7.9 Decision Centre
7.9.1 Purpose
7.9.2 Description
7.9.3 Usage
7.9.4 Construct template for Decision Centre
7.10 Role
7.10.1 Purpose
7.10.2 Description
7.10.3 Usage
7.10.4 Construct template for Role
7.11 Product
7.11.1 Purpose
7.11.2 Description
7.11.3 Usage
7.11.4 Construct template for Product
7.12 Order
7.12.1 Purpose
7.12.2 Description
7.12.3 Usage
7.12.4 Construct template for Order
7.13 Resource
7.13.1 Purpose
7.13.2 Description
7.13.3 Usage
7.13.4 Construct template for Resource
7.14 Capability
7.14.1 Purpose
7.14.2 Description
7.14.3 Usage
7.14.4 Construct template for Capability
7.15 Performance Indicator
7.15.1 Purpose
7.15.2 Description
7.15.3 Usage
7.15.4 Construct template for Performance Indicator
7.16 Template attributes for core constructs
8 Derived constructs
8.1 Overview
8.2 Derivations for a manufacturing-oriented enterprise
8.2.1 Purpose
8.2.2 Use of core constructs
8.2.3 Manufacturing derivations and core constructs
8.3 Derivations for a service-oriented enterprise
8.3.1 Purpose
8.3.2 Service system suppliers
8.3.3 Use of core constructs
8.3.4 Service derivations and core constructs
8.4 Derived constructs
8.4.1 Organizational Role
8.4.2 Operational Role
8.4.3 Person Profile
8.4.4 Stakeholder
8.4.5 User
8.4.6 Co-provider
8.4.7 Functionality
Annex A (normative) Behavioural rules — Detailed description and syntax
Annex B (informative) Model views
Bibliography