DEMO models are implementation independent. This implies such models can be (re)used by multiple organizations. The EEi encourages practitioners to develop and share models, for the benefit of all.
In recent DEMO Round Table events several practical modelling issues were discussed by experienced practitioners. Such patterns could be further researched as part of a thesis or course which applies case-based-learning.
A very practical introduction to the field of enterprise engineering. In the many cases Theo spots the ‘constructional errors’ of organizations, using the DEMO Construction Model. Theo uses somewhat adapted terminology, which is understandable for a management book.
There is also a dutch edition of the book.
EDEKX Publications ^
Interviews and Practicioner’s Publications ^
Bobbert, Yuri – Use of DEMO as a methodology for business and ICT security align 482.27 KB 57 downloads
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Caetano, Assis & Tribolet – Using DEMO to Analyse the Consistency of Process Mod 573.76 KB 36 downloads
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