A machine mapping, integration, and controlling of enterprise processes, products, and structures renders the modeling and control of the mutually coordinated individual elements of a total enterprise in terms of an overall system. The integrated methodology (ISM) is a multi-dimensional and multi-step model, which includes the total architectural model. It is made up of four hierarchical concept levels, each describing in integrative fashion the methodology of the procedure and the modeling. A metamodel may include a procedural model, a formal modeling language, and an integration of already existing modeling languages. Each element of a level in the total architectural model may include a defined, hierarchical or sequential number of expanded diagram types in which information on specific objects/entities is input and/or output via a graphical interface. Levels and elements including diagram types are provided with intersections of classes, whose entities are able to be considered, inputted, or updated by machine.
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