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| - | The Separation of Concerns Model defines the conceptual distinctions that the Financial Systems Archetype preserves across later logical, implementation, | + | The Separation of Concerns Model defines the conceptual distinctions that the Financial Systems Archetype preserves across later [[dido: |
| - | The model derives from the structured information processing discipline, as inherited from SIP-RA. It keeps data, structure, | + | The model derives from the structured information processing discipline, as inherited from SIP-RA. It keeps [[dido: |
| Figure 9.1-1 summarises the primary structured-information processing concerns used by the Financial Systems Archetype. | Figure 9.1-1 summarises the primary structured-information processing concerns used by the Financial Systems Archetype. | ||
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| Figure 9.1-1: Conceptual separation of structured information processing concerns | Figure 9.1-1: Conceptual separation of structured information processing concerns | ||
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