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Elmar J. Sinz, Markus Plaha:
Modellierung betrieblicher Informationssysteme - MobIS 2002, Proceedings zur Tagung, 10. September 2002, Nürnberg. LNI P-18, GI 2002, ISBN 3-88579-347-4
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Wilhelm Dangelmaier, Hazem Hamoudia:
Prozessmodllierung für die Planung der Dienstleistungserstellung im industriellen Bereich. 7-28
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Martin Stößlein:
Konzeption eines Stakeholder-Informationssystems für kleine und mittlere Unternehmen. 29-51
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Jean Allisat, Werner Esswein, Steffen Greiffenberg:
Ein Schichtendiagramm zur dreidimensionalen Modellrepräsentation. 53-68
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Alexander Kaiser, Rinaldo Walter Wurglitsch:
Modellierung temporaler Aspekte betrieblicher Informationssysteme mit UML. 69-92
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Werner Esswein, Christian Kluge, Steffen Greiffenberg:
Konfigurationsmanagement von Modellen. 93-112

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