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RDF Reference
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REA References
Background of the REA (Resource, Event, Agent) model which this software is based on:
Bill McCarthy's REA papers
McCarthy's original 1982 REA paper
REA ontology paper
Singapore REA Learning Tool
Extending REA from internal business systems into larger economic networks:
Radically Distributed Supply Chain Systems
A semantic model for Internet supply chain collaboration
a little dated and most of the internal links are broken, but still useful
ISO Accounting and Economic Ontology based on REA
International Standards Organization,
“ISO 15944-4: Information Technology – Business Operational View – Part 4: Business Transaction Scenarios – Accounting and Economic Ontology,” Second Version of International Standard, The International Organization for Standards (ISO), Geneva, Switzerland, April 2015
. (Link connects reader to request for free copy of certain ISO standards; reader then chooses to ask for 15944-4-2015.)
McCarthy slide deck
REA Beyond the Enterprise
From private ownership to commons accounting
Besides REA, the other main core concept is dependent demand. We do event-driven Resource Requirements Planning based on that pattern.
http://mikorizal.org/dependent_demand.pdf
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