ISO 19439

ISO 19439

ISO 19439 is a standard that outlines the fundamental concepts necessary for developing enterprise models in industrial businesses. It also provides guidance for the use of frameworks in industrial enterprises. The standard is used as a basis for creating simplified frameworks for enterprise architecture.From: Engineering and Operations of System of Systems [2018], A standard-based business repository for on-demand manufacturing execution systems [2018]

Defining System Architecture

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Published in John P.T. Mo, Ronald C. Beckett, Engineering and Operations of System of Systems, 2018

John P.T. Mo

ISO 19439 defines and specifies the generic concepts that are required to enable the creation of enterprise models for industrial businesses and to provide support for the use of frameworks by industrial enterprises.

A decision support system for strategic supply chain capacity planning under uncertainty: conceptual framework and experiment

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Published in Enterprise Information Systems, 2022

Raphaël Oger, Matthieu Lauras, Benoit Montreuil, Frédérick Benaben

The ISO 19439 standard is based on the CIMOSA (CIMOSA Association 2004) and GERAM (IFIP/IFAC Task Force on Architectures for Enterprise Integration 1999) frameworks. It structures the enterprise modelling according to three dimensions inherited from the CIMOSA framework: the enterprise model view, the enterprise model phase, and the genericity. The SSCCP DSS conceptual framework can be positioned as follows regarding these three dimensions. First, on the enterprise model view dimension, it mainly concerns the functional view because it is focused on the sequence of activities to be performed by the company. Second, on the enterprise model phase dimension, it is mainly related to the first phases (including concept definition, requirements definition and design specification phases) and also on the implementation description phase for the experiments described in the fifth section. Third, on the genericity dimension, it is part of the partial level because the proposal is specific to all industrial enterprises involved in supply chains.

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