ON BUSINESS LOGIC LAYER DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE

Business Logic in the Presentation Layer - Design Patterns on the Implementation of Business Logic on the Client-Side

As a general rule of thumb, business logic in a multi-layered information system should be implemented in a dedicated domain layer and be separated from the presentation layer. Although this rule has demonstrated its validity, it restricts the options for designing information systems. At times, there may be good reasons to deploy some types of business logic locally in the presentation layer. ...

Business Processes Architecture and Design

The problem of interest to us is how to design such structure, with a particular approach in mind: to start with a general normative structure that gives a pattern from which to derive a design. This idea is related to several proposals for frameworks that enterprises have used to guide architecture design, such as Zachman’s framework [13, 25]. But we depart from such proposals in that our inte...

Electronic Business Strategy, Architecture, and Design (Panel)

Versatile Design and Ethical Architecture

Background: Following the spread of dissatisfaction with modern architecture, the machine attitude towards man, and the disregard for human values ​​and human existential dignity, the global movement in support of independence and participation was formed in response to demographic and social realities. Recognized in 1988 as universal design, the movement allowed more people of all levels of ab...

Design Dimensions for Business Process Architecture

Enterprises employ an array of business processes (BPs) for their operational, supporting, and managerial activities. When BPs are designed to work together to achieve organizational objectives, we refer to them and the relationships among them as the business process architecture (BPA). While substantial efforts have been devoted to designing and analyzing individual BPs, there is little focus...