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Modern enterprise
engineering must be knowledge-driven to meet the agility requirements
imposed by ever increasing competition. Taken together,
knowledge-driven enterprise engineering (KDEE) rests on three
premises:
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KDEE is based on the
composition paradigm. Compositions are building blocks in the form
of models, which can be combined and associated in a Lego-like
fashion;
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Models are executable,
which eliminates the need for coding in a programming language. As a
side-effect, no model transformations are necessary;
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Knowledge-driven
enterprise engineering can be performed by domain experts in the
role of business analysts. Participation of IT experts is not
required in the process.
 KDEE: A One-Page Rationale
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