Mais conteúdo relacionado Semelhante a Unified Service Theory and Perspectives on Services (20) Unified Service Theory and Perspectives on Services4. Unified Service Theory ” Services are production processes wherein each customer supplies one or more input components for that customer’s unit of production. With non-service processes, groups of customers may contribute ideas to the design of the prodct, but individual customers’ only participation is to select, pay for, and consume the output.” Scott E. Sampson, ”The Unified Service Theory” in Handbook of Service Science , ed. P. Maglio et al., Springer, 2010 7. Sources of Heterogeneity Provider Customer Service process Input Output Variability in provider input Variability in customer input 9. Management Applications Service development: handling variability in customer input, robust processes Service innovation: finding new roles for customers in service processes 11. Strengths of Services A service consumer does not own a service. She does not need to take on typical ownership responsibilities, like infrastructure management, integration, and maintenance. She can focus on how to make use of the service for her specific business. Taxi Service Customer Encapsulated resources 12. A Motivating Problem You have bought a snow ploughing service for the winter, saying that whenever more than five cm snow has fallen, your street will be ploughed 13. A Motivating Problem You have bought a snow ploughing service for the winter, saying that whenever more than five cm snow has fallen, your street will be ploughed However, it never snows this winter Has the service been delivered? 14. Value Modelling and REA REA Ontology: modelling exchanges and conversions of resources Resource – an object viewed as valuable by some agent Event – exchange of resources or conversion of resources Agent – a legal entity that controls resources and performs events 21. REA Conceptual Model The stockflow tells how an economic event affects a resource A process is a set of economic events 25. Hohfeldt’s Classification of Rights Claim One actor has a claim on another actor if the second actor is required to act in a certain way for the benefit of the first actor 26. Hohfeldt’s Classification of Rights Claim One actor has a claim on another actor if the second actor is required to act in a certain way for the benefit of the first actor Privilege An actor has a privilege on an action if she is free to carry out that action without any interference from the environment 27. Hohfeldt’s Classification of Rights Claim One actor has a claim on another actor if the second actor is required to act in a certain way for the benefit of the first actor Privilege An actor has a privilege on an action if she is free to carry out that action without any interference from the environment Power A power is the ability of an actor to create or modify social or legal relationships 28. Hohfeldt’s Classification of Rights Claim One actor has a claim on another actor if the second actor is required to act in a certain way for the benefit of the first actor Privilege An actor has a privilege on an action if she is free to carry out that action without any interference from the environment Power A power is the ability of an actor to create or modify social or legal relationships Immunity An immunity refers to the restriction of power of one actor in terms of creating relationships on behalf of another actor 29. Three Perspectives on Services Abstraction – focus on the use of resources Restricted access – accessing resources without owning them Co-creation – supplier and customer create value together 30. Service for Abstraction Goods are concrete resources having properties like weight, volume, and colour Service resources are abstract in the sense that they are defined only through the benefits they can bring A service resource is defined through the process in which it can be used 31. Service for Abstraction A laundry service is defined in terms of the effects it has on clothes – making them clean A laundry service may be based on different resource sets: {washing machines, synthetic detergent} {water tank, soap, labour} 41. From Offering to Commitment When an offering is accepted, a commitment is created 42. From Offering to Commitment How are the different kinds of commitments fulfilled? An ownership/loan commitment is fulfilled by giving rights 43. From Offering to Commitment How are the different kinds of commitments fulfilled? A service commitment is fulfilled by a service delivery that consumes a service resource 44. From Offering to Commitment How are the different kinds of commitments fulfilled? Triggers are used to specify any type of condition under which a Service Commitment becomes active 45. The Snow Ploughing Case How are the different kinds of commitments fulfilled? There is never any service delivery 46. The Snow Ploughing Case How are the different kinds of commitments fulfilled? There is never any service delivery But the service commitment is honoured because the trigger never fires 47. Service for Co-creation of Value Goods are produced internally at a provider who later on sells the goods to a customer who uses them without the involvement of the provider Service deliveries are usually parts of processes where value is co-created in an interaction between provider and recipient The recipient provides some of his resources as input to the process 49. Concluding Remarks Three aspects on services Abstraction Restricted access Co-creation of value Captures the basics of several service analyses in the literature A basis for service descriptions Notas do Editor [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The first question to think about for an exchange process is “What is transferred?” What kind of object is transferred? For example, what do you get when you buy a book at a bookstore? Well, one natural answer would be “I get a book”. But let us take one more question “What do you get when you borrow a book at a library?” A natural answer would again be “I get a book”. But stop, now it looks a bit fishy. We have two very different questions but we get the same answer to them. So, the answer cannot be that good, it is too general and vague, we need a more precise answer. In order to find a better answer, we should think about what we can do when we have bought or borrowed a book. If we buy a book, we have the right to do almost anything with it, we can read it, sell it, or even destroy it. But if we only borrow the book, we are much more restricted in what we can do with it – essentially we have only got the right to read the book for some period of time. Generalising this example, the answer to the question “What is transferred?” is “a right to a resource”. A right to do something with a resource. It is too simple to only say that you just get a resource, you also need to say what right you get on that resource. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The first question to think about for an exchange process is “What is transferred?” What kind of object is transferred? For example, what do you get when you buy a book at a bookstore? Well, one natural answer would be “I get a book”. But let us take one more question “What do you get when you borrow a book at a library?” A natural answer would again be “I get a book”. But stop, now it looks a bit fishy. We have two very different questions but we get the same answer to them. So, the answer cannot be that good, it is too general and vague, we need a more precise answer. In order to find a better answer, we should think about what we can do when we have bought or borrowed a book. If we buy a book, we have the right to do almost anything with it, we can read it, sell it, or even destroy it. But if we only borrow the book, we are much more restricted in what we can do with it – essentially we have only got the right to read the book for some period of time. Generalising this example, the answer to the question “What is transferred?” is “a right to a resource”. A right to do something with a resource. It is too simple to only say that you just get a resource, you also need to say what right you get on that resource. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The first question to think about for an exchange process is “What is transferred?” What kind of object is transferred? For example, what do you get when you buy a book at a bookstore? Well, one natural answer would be “I get a book”. But let us take one more question “What do you get when you borrow a book at a library?” A natural answer would again be “I get a book”. But stop, now it looks a bit fishy. We have two very different questions but we get the same answer to them. So, the answer cannot be that good, it is too general and vague, we need a more precise answer. In order to find a better answer, we should think about what we can do when we have bought or borrowed a book. If we buy a book, we have the right to do almost anything with it, we can read it, sell it, or even destroy it. But if we only borrow the book, we are much more restricted in what we can do with it – essentially we have only got the right to read the book for some period of time. Generalising this example, the answer to the question “What is transferred?” is “a right to a resource”. A right to do something with a resource. It is too simple to only say that you just get a resource, you also need to say what right you get on that resource. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities. [Title of the course] Feb 26, 2011 Copyright © 2004-2005 NameOfTheOrganization. All rights reserved. The book by Hruby introduces more than ten behavioral patterns. In this section, we will only discuss and exemplify a few of these. The Identification pattern is about identifying things by naming or numbering them. Location is about specifying where Economic Events take place. Due Date is a pattern for specifying time points governing when certain actions should be carried out, such as deadlines. Description is about handling unstructured information about entities, in particular Economic Resource Types. Value is a pattern for handling quantitative information about the value of REA entities.