Business engineering. Generic Software Architecture in an Object Oriented View

Mihaela Muresan

Informatica Economica, 2006, vol. X, issue 3, 75-81

Abstract: The generic software architecture offers a solution for the the information system's development and implementation. A generic software/non-software model could be developed by integrating the enterprise blueprint concept (Zachman) and the object oriented paradigm (Coad's archetype concept). The standardization of the generic software architecture for various specific software components could be a direction of crucial importance, offering the guarantee of the quality of the model and increasing the efficiency of the design, development and implementation of the software. This approach is also useful for the implementation of the ERP systems designed to fit the user’s particular requirements.

Keywords: software engineering; software architecture; object oriented design; archetype; domain-neutral component (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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