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POPM in general follows the principle of modularization and structures a "process" into several building blocks which are orthogonal to each other and which are referred to as "perspectives". Based on the experience gathered in several industrial and research projects, five main perspectives were identified. These are

* the '''Functional''' Perspective – "What has to be done?"
* the '''Behavioral''' Perspective – "When is a certain step executed?"
* the '''Data''' Perspective – "What does data come from, where does it go and what structure does it have
* the '''Operational''' Perspective – "What tools/systems are used during the execution of a step?"
* the '''Organizational''' Perspective – "Who is executing a step?"

Of course, the list of perspectives is not complete and can be extended in respect of the examined [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_domain application domain].
Thus, POPM can be easily adapted to different domains by providing settings. Since this extensibility is designed into the modeling paradigm, no standards are violated when changes are made.

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 POPM in general follows the principle of modularization and structures a "process" into several building blocks which are orthogonal to each other and which are referred to as "perspectives". Based on the experience gathered in several industrial and research projects, five main perspectives were identified:
- * the '''Functional''' Perspective – "What has to be done?"
+* the '''Functional''' Perspective – "What has to be done?"
- * the '''Behavioral''' Perspective – "When is a certain step executed?"
+* the '''Behavioral''' Perspective – "When is a certain step executed?"
- * the '''Data''' Perspective – "What does data come from, where does it go and what structure does it have
+* the '''Data''' Perspective – "What does data come from, where does it go and what structure does it have"
- * the '''Operational''' Perspective – "What tools/systems are used during the execution of a step?"
+* the '''Operational''' Perspective – "What tools/systems are used during the execution of a step?"
- * the '''Organizational''' Perspective – "Who is executing a step?"
+* the '''Organizational''' Perspective – "Who is executing a step?"
 Of course, the list of perspectives is not complete and can be extended in respect of the examined [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_domain application domain].
 Thus, POPM can be easily adapted to different domains by providing settings. Since this extensibility is designed into the modeling paradigm, no standards are violated when changes are made.