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What’s in this chapter<br />

Ptech <strong>FrameWork</strong> is a powerful, object-oriented modeling tool that<br />

lets you capture, manage, analyze, and make full use of the<br />

knowledge capital of your enterprise. Its extensible, metamodelbased<br />

infrastructure ensures that you can model both business and<br />

application systems to the level of detail you choose, using the<br />

approach you prefer.<br />

This chapter contains general information about <strong>FrameWork</strong><br />

models. It includes an overview of the types of models <strong>FrameWork</strong><br />

directly supports and explains how information about models is<br />

presented in the remainder of this book.<br />

If you have Enterprise <strong>FrameWork</strong> Professional, you can create<br />

new types of models and the tools to build them. For information<br />

on creating your own model types, see Customizing <strong>FrameWork</strong>.<br />

About <strong>FrameWork</strong> models<br />

1<br />

Models and metamodels A <strong>FrameWork</strong> model is a structured representation of objects<br />

relevant to a specific view of a particular knowledge domain. Each<br />

model is built from a predefined set of semantic constructs. These<br />

semantic building blocks, as well as the rules and constraints that<br />

Chapter 1: Introduction to <strong>FrameWork</strong> Models<br />

1

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