Comparison of Domain-Centered and Context-Centered Systems Functionalities

摘要

The Structure of Domain Services and Objects (SDSO) and the Solution Use Context Model (SUCM) summarize the knowledge collected in the System Definition Phase. This knowledge is expressed in system context objectives adjusted from organizational and social contexts. An Agent Intervention extended Pattern is, in turn, instantiated with the highest categories of the SDSO and then, with Agent Operationalizable Objectives obtained from the SUCM in order to produce Domain-Centred System Functionalities and Context-Centred System Functionalities, respectively. Both functionalities sets are compared for analyzing the particular possibilities of domain and context models looking for system functionalities, and system analysis agile methods. The two types of functionalities are tested against system functionalities obtained from system requirements in the case of selecting co-related contributions for innovative products.