The Success of Achieving the Ultimate Goals of Any Word When Clearly Defined (Any Plan, Any Crime, Any Criteria, and Any Assumption )
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Capabilities (WORDs) are the business-centric workhorses called Business Objects (BOs) that support the realization of fulfillment of a goal where goals (WORDs) are Enduring Business-centric Themes called (EBTs). Goals and capabilities are enduring artifacts, but with a minor difference: They are externally adaptable via hooks that are easily connected to the application objects called Industrial Objects (IOs) The Goals and Capabilities present the problem space, which are stable and unified functional requirements that do not exist in current system development. The “Golden Rule”: Ultimate Goal (UG) is considered to be the first of more than 50 discovery keys and follows the “golden rule”: (1) Most BOs have a unified, Stable, and final goal. (2) A few BOs have two goals. (3) Rare BOs have three goals. This volume shows that the ultimate goals that are discovered of: Any Plan, Any Crime, Any Criteria, Any Assumption.
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- Publisher : AEEH PRESS INC (April 13, 2024)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 255 pages
- ISBN-13 : 978-1-964282-34-3
- Item Weight : 1.14 pounds
- Dimensions : 6 x 0.68 x 9 inches
- AITG Egypt Members Somya Award
- Poems Ashraf Algenbihy
- Illustrations by Mahmoud Asaad
- Calligrapher and language editor Kamal Saad
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Capabilities (WORDs) are the business-centric workhorses called Business Objects (BOs) that support the realization of fulfillment of a goal where goals (WORDs) are Enduring Business-centric Themes called (EBTs). Goals and capabilities are enduring artifacts, but with a minor difference: They are externally adaptable via hooks that are easily connected to the application objects called Industrial Objects (IOs) The Goals and Capabilities present the problem space, which are stable and unified functional requirements that do not exist in current system development. The “Golden Rule”: Ultimate Goal (UG) is considered to be the first of more than 50 discovery keys and follows the “golden rule”: (1) Most BOs have a unified, Stable, and final goal. (2) A few BOs have two goals. (3) Rare BOs have three goals. This volume shows that the ultimate goals that are discovered of: Any Plan, Any Crime, Any Criteria, Any Assumption.

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