The Archimate project Sample Clauses

The Archimate project. During my stay at CWI I also put a lot of work in the ArchiMate3 project, a research initiative that aims to provide concepts and techniques to sup- port architects in the visualization and analysis of integrated architectures. The Archimate consortium consists of ABN AMRO, Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP, the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration, Ordina, Telematica In- stitute, Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, Radboud University of Ni- jmegen, and the Leiden Institute for Advanced Computer Science. One of 3( xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxx.xx) the results of Archimate is a book publised by Xxxxxxxx with the title Enter- prise Architectures at Work, and I am one of the authors of that book. The Archimate language developed for enterprise architectures has been adopted as a standard in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg. During the project several enterprise architecture description languages were developed, where each language was intended for different stakeholders. A language intended to describe a complete architecture would be too large, and the resulting model would be far too complex. With their own specific language the stakeholders could create a model of an enterprise architec- ture that would model the parts they were interested in, while abstracting from other parts. Such languages need to capture properties of the system in their bare essence without forcing the architect to include irrelevant de- tail. The models created in Archimate with these languages were primarily intended for visualisations and simulations, there was no deep investigation into semantics like in the OMEGA project. The work in Archimate was more one of language design than language analysis. An appropriate level of ab- straction for the description languages was required, and during the project the languages were subject to change, while searching for such an optimal level in an iterative design process. To complicate matters, since there were different stakeholders in the project with different interests and priorities, their requirements led to very different languages, resulting in a consistency problem similar to that in the OMEGA project. However, in Archimate the consistency problem was of lesser importance, since a unified semantics was not an important goal. The adaptation problem The Archimate project developed and used several tools, and the continual rapid changes of the languages posed several problems for the tools that had to work with them. Especially in the ear...
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