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Chapter 7 - Footnotes & Acknowledgments

Footnotes

  1. That is, organization A may not be part of organization B, if organization B is part of organization A, either directly or indirectly.

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  2. That is, if organization A is part of organization B, then the organization type that organization A is of must be part of the organization type that organization B is of; etc.

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  3. John A. Zachman, "A Framework for Information Systems Architecture," IBM Systems Journal, Vol. 26, No. 3, 1987.

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  4. Stephen M. McMenamin and John F. Palmer, Essential Systems Analysis. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:Yourdon Press, 1984.

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  5. Keith Robinson and Graham Berrisford, Object-oriented SSADM . Englewood Cliffs, NJ:Prentice Hall, 1994.

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  6. Terry Halpin, Conceptual Schema & Relational Database Design, Second Edition, Sydney:Prentice Hall Australia, 1995.

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  7. Ronald G. Ross, The Business Rule Book: Classifying, Defining and Modeling Rules, Boston, Massachusetts:Database Research Group, Inc., 1994.

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  8. Integration Definition for Information Modeling (IDEF1X). FIPS PUB 184. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST): 1993.

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  9. Barbara von Halle, "Back to Business Rule Basics," Database Programming & Design, October 1994, pp. 15-18.

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  10. Ronald G. Ross, op. cit.

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  11. Much of the material presented in this chapter was derived from Ronald G. Ross's book, previously cited.

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  12. Ronald G. Ross, op. cit.

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Acknowledgments

Prepared by:

David Hay
Group R, Inc.

Keri Anderson Healy
Model Systems Consultants, Inc.

Example by:

John Hall
Model Systems, Ltd.

Project Manager:

Allan Kolber
Butler Technology Solutions, Inc

Project team:

Charles Bachman
Bachman Information Systems, Inc.

Joseph Breal
IBM

Brian Carroll
Intersolv

E.F. Codd
E.F. Codd & Associates

Michael Eulenberg
Owl Mountain

James Funk
S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.

J. Carlos Goti
IBM

Gavin Gray
Coldwell Banker

John Hall
Model Systems, Ltd.

Terry Halpin
Asymetrix Corporation

David Hay
Group R, Inc.

John Healy
The Automated Reasoning Corporation

Keri Anderson Healy
Model Systems Consultants, Inc.

Allan Kolber
Butler Technology Solutions, Inc.

David McBride
Viasoft

Richard McKee
The Travelers

Terry Moriarty
Spectrum Technologies Group, Inc.

Linda Nadeau
A.D. Experts

Bonnie O'Neil
MIACO Corporation

Stephanie Quarles
Galaxy Technology Corporation

Jerry Rosenbaum
USF&G

Stuart Rosenthal
Dyna Systems

Ronald Ross
Ronald G. Ross Associates

Warren Selkow
CGI/IBM

Dan Tasker
Dan Tasker

Barbara von Halle
Spectrum Technologies Group, Inc.

John Zachman
Zachman International, Inc.

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