PROPERTY - Conceptual Business Rule
| Description | A Conceptual Business Rule is a rule that is under business jurisdiction. A rule’s being 'under business jurisdiction' means that it is under the jurisdiction of the semantic community that it governs or guides - that the semantic community can opt to change or discard the rule. Laws of physics may be relevant to a company (or other semantic community); legislation and regulations may be imposed on it; external standards and best Semantics of Business Vocabulary and Business Rules, v1.0 161 practices may be adopted. These things are not business rules from the company’s perspective, since it does not have the authority to change them. The company will decide how to react to laws and regulations, and will create business rules to ensure compliance with them. Similarly, it will create business rules to ensure that standards or best practices are implemented as intended.
A Conceptual Operating Model serves as a strategic framework for the enterprise, directing its functional division of labor to fulfill its missions and purposes. | ||
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| External references |
 OMG - BMM - Business Rule OMG - UAF - Operational Constraint | ||
| Super Types | 
Behavioral Rule (from partition:
Conceptualization Levels of Behavioral Rule) | ||
| Dictionary | 
Dictionary of SysFEAT concepts | ||
| Conceptualization Levels | 
Conceptual | ||
| Framework Mapping | UAF - Operational Views : OperationalConstraint |
RELATIONSHIPS
Simple Graph Graph & Inheritance Table
Simple Graph
Composition: ➝ Classification: ➝ Specialization: ➝ Instance Of: --> Enumerated definition: ➝ Syntax: ➝
SERIALIZATION FORMAT
TEXTUAL SYNTAX RDF
SEMANTIC TAXONOMY
Sub-Types Super-Types
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INTERNAL STRUCTURE
