A rule-based approach to business-IT misalignment symptom detection

Dóra Ori
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In this paper, an analytical solution is built to approach the topic of strategic misalignment from an EA-based perspective. The study aims to accomplish an EA-based, systematic analysis of mismatches between business and information systems. The research takes a rule-based approach to reveal the symptoms of malfunctioning alignment areas. In this study, the analytical potential of rule generation and rule testing are utilized in complex EA environment. Misalignment symptoms — defined as formal rules — are detected in the underlying EA models by using XML analysis tools. Rule construction and rule testing are supported by Schematron, a pattern-based XML validation language. The operation, the correctness and the significance of the approach is validated via a compound case study at a road management authority. The proposed research has the potential to extend our understanding on assessing the state of misalignment in a complex EA model structure by applying rule testing and XML validation techniques in EA environment.
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基于规则的业务- it不一致症状检测方法
本文构建了一个分析解决方案,从基于ea的角度来探讨战略错位的主题。本研究的目的是对业务系统和信息系统之间的不匹配进行基于ea的系统分析。该研究采用基于规则的方法来揭示对齐区域故障的症状。在本研究中,规则生成和规则测试的分析潜力在复杂的EA环境中得到了充分的利用。通过使用XML分析工具在底层EA模型中检测不一致症状(定义为正式规则)。Schematron(一种基于模式的XML验证语言)支持规则构建和规则测试。通过道路管理机构的复合案例研究验证了该方法的操作、正确性和重要性。所提出的研究有可能通过在EA环境中应用规则测试和XML验证技术来扩展我们对评估复杂EA模型结构中不对齐状态的理解。
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