DosDatabaseSoftwareWareWare OSEvent based business processes modeling. What is the idea You look at the world and describe it with a set of tools. Is there any philosophy Yes, there is. Everything is an event. Thats all. unbelievable, J but trueWhat is the result A web based information system. You meanthe business realityme and the virtual realitywithout programmers, testing, Yes, exactly Is it possible Yes. In reality we talk about modeling. The original Linux distribution, geared towards power and stability. FAQ, support, news, mailing lists, downloads, and links. Modeling business processes based on the idea that everything that happens in business can be described like an event. You already speak about tools. What kind of tools The simplest are some very simple and largely employed pictures like And what else You have a piece of software in which you have to put down your observations of the reality that you want to incorporate in an information system. Does it take a lot of time Depends on your expertise in what you are starting to do. Introduction On this page you will find freeware programs created by Freebyte. Some programs also have a shareware edition offering extra features. The FSF is a charity with a worldwide mission to advance software freedom. The World Integrated Trade Solution WITS software provides access to international merchandise trade, tariff and nontariff measures NTM. ColorEye draws on XRites more than 60 years of experience in the art and science of color, and builds on its work in developing color targets for photo and video. Yours and that of your client. Can I see something of my work Yes. This is a so called business process of But where is the web based system Please             Are there any reports Reports are our favourite thing to do. Users, roles Absolutely. Organizational structures Of course. What is the name of this software Ware OSI understand that we have a software with a philosophy and tools to transform the business reality into a virtual reality called Information system without programming, testing. Yes, and not only the business realityCan I modify my first idea or expand it Yes. What will happen with the dataThe data follows the changes. Who created d. Ware OS Ware OS is created by d. Ware Ltd. EVENT DRIVEN APPROACH TO THE CONSTRUCTION OFINFORMATION SYSTEMSDamian Ivanovd. Ware Ltd., dwaredware. SUMMARY Various statistical data shows that about 6. Our analysis shows that the problems lies neither in the stages of development of the information systems, nor in the methodology. The problems lies in the vision absence of a suitable abstraction and adequate tooling to materialize the examined processes into an information system. The approach and tooling developed by us allow modelling of the business reality by means of d. Events. As a result, we obtain simple and understandable notations, convenient to maintain and develop, and the relevant operating web based information systems, based on a relational Database Management System. KEY WORDSEvent, Object, Space, Attribute, Event driven model, Methodology for Information System development, Physical layer, Logical layer, Presentation layer, Notation. I.                    INTRODUCTIONOur attention is focused on the construction examination, design, elaboration, implementation, maintenance and development of information systems IS. We will analyse the data about the software projects, showing that approximately 6. By tracing the life cycle of a project, we will try to outline the major issues underlying the failures. We will propose a new philosophy and tooling pretending to eliminate the established reasons underlying the failure. Finally, we will present the benefits of the application of the new philosophy. II.                LIFE CYCLE OF THE SOFTWARE PROJECT, METHODOLOGIES AND PROBLEM ANALYSISAre there any problems that require analysing the construction of an information system It turns out that the processes concerning the construction of an information system constitute a complex, long term and expensive undertaking, yet without a guaranteed result. Some facts ROGER SESSIONS 1 assesses that the costs of unsuccessful projects on a WORLDWIDE SCALE for 2. USD 6. 2 trillion. Dr John Mc. Manus and Dr Trevor Wood Harper 2 estimate that the costs of the unsuccessful projects in EU for 2. EUR 1. 42 billion and only one of every eight projects has been accepted as fully successful according to a study performed in the period 1. The Standish Group 3 analyzed the successfulness of the projects for 2. Successful projects achieved goals, kept deadlines  3. Unsuccessful projects goals not achieved                   3. Suspended projects                                                                2. Similar findings are valid for France, Switzerland, USA and the whole world. The figures and percentages will for sure be different in the various studies and for the different countries, but this is no important. What matters is the ratio between successful and unsuccessful projects and the constancy of this ratio over the years. Those figures demonstrate that the stake is great and it makes sense to seek for the reasons for the failure and most of all to find a solution. Can we outline the problem more clearly The project life cycle analysis demonstrates that irrespective of the viewpoints, a life cycle incorporates the following stages                  definition of goals,                 study,                   design,                   elaboration,                   implementation,                   maintenance and                 development. The above mentioned study by Dr John Mc. Manus and Dr Trevor Wood Harper analyses the stage at which the studied 2. SUSPENDED AND DELAYED PROJECTSlifecycle stage. Number of projects   cancelled. Number of projects   completed. Number of projects   overrunschedule andor costFeasibility. Download The Suffering Ties That Bind Ps2 Iso. None. 21. 4None. Requirements analysis. None. Design. 28. Code. 15. 16. 85. Testing. 41. 64. 57. Implementation. 11. Handover. None. 16. Out of the studied 2. We can already note the fact that 1. What is important for the design stage New and new design methodologies have been developed since the 1. There are tens of methodologies. Agile methodologies have also been appearing and 5. What does this say, without even analysing any of them It says only one thing. There is a problem. None of them complies with the requirements regarding the construction of various information systems. Why do agile methodologies appear It is well known 4 that 1. People and communication are superior to processes and instruments. Operating software is superior to detailed documentation. The cooperation with the customer is superior to negotiations during contract execution. Addressing changes is superior to following the plan. In fact, the right elements underlie the various methodologies until now, which leads to                  Failure to achieve the goals                 Time delay                 Increased costs. Is this true If we examine more carefully any of the methodologies, we will find several simple truths                  All methodologies new and old solve the same problem                 However each one of them gives priority to one or another aspect of the study, design, implementation in order to solve various problems. Thus, the main problem is the time necessary to accomplish the project, since the increased costs and failure to achieve the goals are a function of time. Taking into account that the scope of activities related to study, elaboration and implementation of a project, irrespective of the selected methodology, is the same, if the projects had been accomplished within the expected deadlines, most of the methodologies would have been obsolete. Lets have a look at the above study, where we can see the number of projects cancelled or delayed at the programming stage 1. In other words, all those methodologies have problems as early as this stage the programming.