In this article I would like provide some high-level guidance for domain (data) modelling. This article is for you if you are relatively new to domain or concept modelling. It uses Accord Project Concerto but the principles should apply to many modelling languages.
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One of the more challenging aspects of digitising contracts (making then computable) is understanding how to assemble a contract from a reusable set of clauses. There is inherent tension between the notion of a clause as an atomic reusable snippet of text, and the assumptions that a clause makes about its host contract, or the other clauses that must be present in the contract.
In this article I dive deeper into what assembling contracts from clauses means in terms of semantics, and sketch out some Concerto data models to capture those semantics.
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