IAF’s Aspect Areas Explained

Jack Wout (), Maarten Waage (), Herman Hartman (), Max Stahlecker () and Aaldert Hofman ()
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Jack Wout: Capgemini Nederland BV
Maarten Waage: Capgemini Nederland BV
Herman Hartman: Capgemini Nederland BV
Max Stahlecker: Capgemini Nederland BV
Aaldert Hofman: Capgemini Nederland BV

Chapter Chapter 3 in The Integrated Architecture Framework Explained, 2010, pp 35-150 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract While Chap. 2 presented IAF and its aspect areas, this chapter focuses on IAF’s artifacts and architectural views. It is based on the Integrated Architecture Content Framework (IACF) which is a formal collection of all artifacts and views. All artifacts of IACF will be discussed and defined in this chapter. The collection of views explained consists of views we encountered frequently throughout the years. A exhaustive listing of views makes no sense, due to the large number of potential stakeholders and concerns who might need their own specific presentation of the architecture.

Keywords: Information System; Information Object; Business Service; Technology Infrastructure; Business Object (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-11518-9_3

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