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Praxeme is a methodology for enterprise architecture which provides a structured approach to the design and implementation of an enterprise information architecture.〔Pierre Bonnet, Jean-Michel Detavernier, Dominique Vauquier (2013) ''Resilient Information Systems: Progressive Recasting with SOA''. Ch. 8.2 The Praxeme method''. John Wiley & Sons, 1 mrt. 2013〕 == Overview == Praxeme is an enterprise methodology which aims to embrace all aspects of the enterprise, from strategy to deployment. The name "Praxeme" is a contraction of "praxis" (action) and "semeion" (sense, meaning). The methodology contains design procedures for the information system and IT systems of the enterprise. It reconciles different modeling approaches. In particular, it proposes a semantic modeling technique which benefits from the object-oriented approach, to formalize the knowledge about the business fundamentals. Praxeme follows in the footsteps of the methodological tradition: * It takes up the legacies from Merise, TACT, analyze-design methods, Zachman framework. * It updating them in light of recent advances (SOA, BPM, and ontology, terminology; and * It has synthesized these approaches and articulates them in accordance with the Model Driven Architecture Using the standard Unified Modeling Language, Praxeme's modeling techniques enable the “Enterprise System” to be rigorously defined. That is to say that the enterprise, in an effort of rationality, perceives itself to be a system. The notion of “Enterprise System” applies to enterprises and organizations, as well as any action system – organized and striving to achieve an aim. Praxeme has been used in contexts as varied as the insurance sector, drone or weaponry systems, energy and distribution. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Praxeme」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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