các quy tắc đã ứng dụng rộng lớn hơn trong doanh nghiệp hơn là chỉ giải quyết các tài sản tự động hóa. Do đó, các cuộc thảo luận của các quy tắc kinh doanh xem xét các khu vực doanh nghiệp khác hơn so với tài sản tự động hóa | rules have a much broader application in the enterprise than just addressing the automation assets. Because of that the discussion of business rules considers enterprise areas other than the automation assets. Figure also shows some of the relationships between the asset management system components. The relationships are only broadly indicated and not specifically identified as they would be in an entity-relationship type of diagram. The relationships are complex and difficult to depict in a two-dimensional diagram without obscuring the intent of the components. In addition each managed asset has its own unique relationships with the management system. For example in a general sense business rules constrain how other management system components perform their functions. However the business rules that govern how the implementation of a process asset is financed differ considerably from those concerned with financing of the software component assets used in the process implementation. The relationships also change depending on the specific stage of the asset life cycle. Again considering the finance example the financial aspects of configuration management during the creation of an entity are different from those present during the use or reuse of the entity. Explicit relationships that need to be addressed probably are best discussed either in the presentations of individual management system components or during the individual asset presentations depending on the specifics of the relationship. The remaining chapters of Part I each address one of the automation asset management model components. The specific assets that are managed are determined by the needs of the automation methodology and the architecture of the enterprise automation environment. Those automation assets are defined and discussed in Part II. Asset model The asset model component of the asset system is considered an intrinsic part of each of the assets being discussed and there is no .
