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208 APPENDIX F. ANALYSIS OF EXEMPLAR STUDIES ”Send_inquiry”(PM A ) → ”Send_quotation”(PM A ) → ”Client_quotation_processing”(PM A ) → ”Standard_order_processing”(PM A ) {”Correct_orders”(PM B2 )} → ”Credit_control”(PM B2 ) → ”Delivering_Processing”(PM A ){...; ”Check_stock”(PM B2 ); ...; ”Create_delivery”} → ”Issue_invoice”(PM B2 )|(”Transportation_processing”(PM A )/”Ship_items”(PM B2 ) → ”Receive_delivery”(PM A )).
Appendix G Schema of PSAM and SWRL Rules G.1 PSAM in OWL Parts of the PSAM model are exemplified as follows. The complete model is available at http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~yunl/schema/GPOmetaOnto.owl 1 1 209
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Schema <strong>of</strong> PSAM and SWRL<br />
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