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Glossary of Terms
Behavioral boundary: Behaviors that are defined as having no more influence as a result of the object(s) through their functions and interfaces.
Black box testing: Black box method of testing is the analysis of input transformation to output based on not knowing the internal workings,
logic, or configuration of the object.
Body of knowledge: A body of knowledge is the collection of data and information that has been formed into broadly applicable and widely
accepted cognitive structures that are derived from theory, approach,
method, procedures, tools, and techniques. These cognitive structures may be based on causal beliefs, convictions that suggest validity, broadly considered methodology which inculcates the study of
research and interpretive practices applied to data and information,
and the shared notions about the appropriateness of mereological
and ontological thinking.
Boundary: Boundaries mark the end of one factor, but not necessarily the
beginning of something else. Boundaries are predicated on a
perspective.
Boundary condition: Boundary conditions can be defined as mediation of
capabilities that enact across boundaries. Boundary conditions are a
way of limiting how EMMI affects a bounded object. Boundary conditions mediate the flow of EMMI across interfaces at boundaries.
Business model: A business model is descriptive of the management of
value for an entity, for example, that of a product or service, or that
which pertains at the business or enterprise level. The essential
characteristics of a business model require the enterprise be describable in terms of its key traits, for example, managing the enterprise;
delineating the needs of the enterprise; prioritizing the relative
importance of these needs; evaluating the scalability and externalities of the internal operations and external processes; identifying the
efficacies of the products and services in the user environments;
determining the causal boundaries and boundary conditions; and
identifying all interactions both internal and external to the enterprise with internal-to-external and external-to-internal delineations.
(Enterprise or business are used interchangeably, whereas, project
can also be applicable and serve equally well given the context of the
discussion.) The business model encompasses the concepts of enterprise, business, and project. The business model is concerned with
the interactions, events, objects, and organization of survival. The
business model must be true and faithful to all types and significances of interactions, capturing all interactions to expose the structural inherences and opportunities for risk.
Case study: A behavioral model might be constructed that represents a more
detailed examination of a portion of the lessons, grounded in a set of
perspectives, measurement theory, and the objective actions. The set
of perspectives is referred to as a case study.
Glossary of Terms
Behavioral boundary: Behaviors that are defined as having no more influence as a result of the object(s) through their functions and interfaces.
Black box testing: Black box method of testing is the analysis of input transformation to output based on not knowing the internal workings,
logic, or configuration of the object.
Body of knowledge: A body of knowledge is the collection of data and information that has been formed into broadly applicable and widely
accepted cognitive structures that are derived from theory, approach,
method, procedures, tools, and techniques. These cognitive structures may be based on causal beliefs, convictions that suggest validity, broadly considered methodology which inculcates the study of
research and interpretive practices applied to data and information,
and the shared notions about the appropriateness of mereological
and ontological thinking.
Boundary: Boundaries mark the end of one factor, but not necessarily the
beginning of something else. Boundaries are predicated on a
perspective.
Boundary condition: Boundary conditions can be defined as mediation of
capabilities that enact across boundaries. Boundary conditions are a
way of limiting how EMMI affects a bounded object. Boundary conditions mediate the flow of EMMI across interfaces at boundaries.
Business model: A business model is descriptive of the management of
value for an entity, for example, that of a product or service, or that
which pertains at the business or enterprise level. The essential
characteristics of a business model require the enterprise be describable in terms of its key traits, for example, managing the enterprise;
delineating the needs of the enterprise; prioritizing the relative
importance of these needs; evaluating the scalability and externalities of the internal operations and external processes; identifying the
efficacies of the products and services in the user environments;
determining the causal boundaries and boundary conditions; and
identifying all interactions both internal and external to the enterprise with internal-to-external and external-to-internal delineations.
(Enterprise or business are used interchangeably, whereas, project
can also be applicable and serve equally well given the context of the
discussion.) The business model encompasses the concepts of enterprise, business, and project. The business model is concerned with
the interactions, events, objects, and organization of survival. The
business model must be true and faithful to all types and significances of interactions, capturing all interactions to expose the structural inherences and opportunities for risk.
Case study: A behavioral model might be constructed that represents a more
detailed examination of a portion of the lessons, grounded in a set of
perspectives, measurement theory, and the objective actions. The set
of perspectives is referred to as a case study.