What is ARIS?

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Uwe's picture

HI all,

one addition from my side. I agree with the proposals, but have the additional proposal, to use 'ARIS Method' instead of 'Modelling Language'. In my future posts I will care for this rules because they seem to be meaningful and it should make our contributions better understandable.

Regards
Uwe

Sebastian's picture

Yes, indeed. ARIS Modelling Method sounds artificial too, so it is fair to just say ARIS Method!

Victor Raul's picture

 

Good Morning
  
We understand the symbolic meaning of most of the cases when we are diagramming,
however (and that is the reason of this mail), we have issues about:
 
“Database Pattern” & “Document Pattern”
 
Our particular questions is: When we have a virtual document (it includes Ms Word, Excel, Adobe Acrobat, Project, etc)
Which pattern(s) should we use to diagram this situation??
 
Alternative 1
 
  • Writing the name of the document (Timescale) inside Database Pattern
  • Using Computer System pattern (MS Project)
 
 
Alternative 2
 
  • Writing the name of the document and its file extension (Timescale.mpp) inside Database Pattern
 
 
 
Alternative 3
 
  • Writing the name of the document (Timescale) inside Document Pattern
  • Using Computer System pattern (MS Project)
 
 
 
 
 
Please, Which is the correct alternative?

 

Sebastian's picture

Hi,

unfortunately your images are lost, but I still hope to answer your question.

First of all, if you are talking about a document, I suggest using the "document" pattern. If it is important where this document is stored, you can also use the "IT System" pattern in addition. I would not use the database pattern in your case.

Sebastian

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You might be interested in the following article, which describes the main terms used in the ARIS software tool.