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e-Framework Models & Technical Components

Models

Illustration of the formal e-Framework model of shared services in education and research with a set of diagrams that introduces key terminology, the technical development process and essential community involvement.

Technical Components

Introduction of the core technical components of the e-Framework model; illustrative examples as well as the formal definitions.

  • Service Genre – a collection of related behaviours describing an abstract capability that supports a business process
  • Service Expression – a specific way to realise an abstract, generalised Service Genre with particular interfaces and standards
  • Service Usage Model (SUM) – the relationships among technical components (services) used for software applications to meet real business needs

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