Business Objects Design as a Complex Adaptive System

Abstract

Unicist Ontological Business Process Modeling (UOBPM) requires defining the processes that include the necessary business object that work within the limits of the onto-logical algorithms that regulate an activity. A specific UOBPM has to happen within the limits of the meta-model of the business. The ontology of the business works as a gravitational force to sustain the vision and mission of an activity. The design of business objects requires, on the one hand, a constructive process to define them and, on the other hand, a control process to confirm the validity of the solution. At the end there has to be a pilot test and a recycling process following the XD-design method. The design process includes the definition of the functional concepts, the value adding procedures and the quality assurance system. The control system includes the validation using the existent ontological algorithms based on conceptual knowledge, the knowledge of the fundamentals and the systemic knowledge of the activity.