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Figure 1: "Previous app" is" Replaced By" "New app".
Figure 2: "Application Component" is "Extended By" "Application Function".
Figure 3: R new : ("Application Component1","Application Component 2").
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Analytic Pattern and Tool for Analysis of a Gap of Changes in Enterprise Architectures.
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  • Apr 2019
Change analysis of enterprise architectures is usually done by observing differences between two enterprise architectures, As-Is and To-Be. If the As-Is and To-Be have a lot of differences, it is problematic to manually create a correct view on changes. This paper proposes a revision of a definition of the Gap of Changes and defines it as a languag...
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... sets of objects are defined as follows: Figure 1 and Figure 2 illustrate the relations between As-Is and To-Be objects in the view "Gap of changes": ...

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... Some authors [5] propose to see any model change as a trigger for model evaluation and simulation. Another suggestion is to extract a gap-of-changes view from the as-is and to-be Enterprise architectures [2,4] and present this to decision makers for comparison with respect to the goal of changes. However, there is no support for decision making through comparison in the case where a completely new business process or system structure is proposed. ...
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