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Integrated Information Management - the Next Wave of Modeling Standards
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![]() Pete Rivett
CTO
Adaptive
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March 7, 2007
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Level: Advanced
OMG’s Common Warehouse Metamodel (CWM) is mature and
stable, with widespread and still-increasing adoption by vendors and
customers for metadata interchange: most widely in the area of relational
database information.
OMG is now in the process of adopting a replacement standard called the Information Management Metamodel (IMM) that broadens the applicability of the standard and its integration with a number of other OMG standards to address many other areas including UML, Ontology Modeling, XML Schemas and Service Oriented Architectures; and the automated transformation and management of development through OMG’s Model Driven Architecture approach. Another key aim of IMM is to increase take-up and tool support in the data management community. At the time of the DAMA conference the submission will be at initial revision stage and one aim of the presentation is to solicit feedback and involvement. This presentation will cover the following aspects of IMM:
Pete Rivett is CTO of Adaptive, a company specializing in
the application of metadata and repositories to enterprise modeling
and bridging the gap between business and IT. Pete has spent his career
in modeling and the development of repository and metadata management
software - including at ICL, N&P Building Society and VSF.
He is active in the Object Management Group (OMG), sits on its Architecture Board and is active in most OMG modeling standards, including the Common Warehouse Metamodel (CWM), Unified Modeling Language (UML), XML Metadata Interchange (XMI) and Meta Object Facility (MOF). In the last year he helped establish the OMG Service Oriented Architecture Special Interest Group and has been author of the Information Management Metamodel RFP and leader of a submission team. |