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2024 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
5. Development
Author : August-Wilhelm Scheer
Published in: The Composable Enterprise: Agile, Flexible, Innovative
Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden
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Abstract
The packaged business capabilities (PBC) as services and their compilation into applications are the main feature of the presentation of composable enterprise component development.
The development process is very similar to classic software development and is therefore kept short. In addition, important aspects of development, such as workflow control, integration, low-code and composition, have been dealt with in the description of the tasks of the application composition platform in Chapter 4 above.
The hybrid organisational model in the composable enterprise is a special feature.
Classic standard software such as ERP, CRM or procurement systems will also remain important as solutions for the shared service in the composable enterprise, especially if they also move to platform architecture and become more flexible. Therefore, the model-driven, process-oriented customising of standard software is treated using the example of SAP software.
The following figure establishes the connection to the lifecycle in Fig. 1.9.