Data can be modeled at various levels of abstraction. The process begins by collecting information about business requirements from stakeholders and end users. These business rules are then …

The Business Data Model (BDM) is a conceptual data model that specifies the third-normal-form data structures that are required to represent the concepts that are defined in the business terms.

Business analytics refers to the statistical methods and computing technologies for processing, mining and visualizing data to uncover patterns, relationships and insights that enable better business …

Business process modeling and notation (BPMN) is the global standard for modeling business processes, a fundamental part of business process management (BPM).

When you develop the Business Data Model (BDM) in the context of a project, BDM is propagated from the enterprise level to the project level and finally to the practitioner level. Then, it is customized …

Package A package is a grouping of Business Data Model (BDM) elements for organizational purposes. Packages define informational domains and partition data concepts by grouping them according to …

A detail entity supports one or more Business Data Model (BDM) elements, and is designed to achieve the objectives of AWM. A detail entity is derived from the BDM fundamental entities by applying …

This Business data Model (BDM) example describes how categorization schemes can be used taking the example of asset categorization.

Analysts begin building a logical data model by carefully examining a single business activity or function. They develop a user view, which is the model or representation of critical information that the …

The example describes the business pattern of the party role context and illustrates the modeling patterns of generalization, specialization, and categorization.