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We provide training, mentoring and consulting services and products that will help you model your business and software systems. Modeling can save your organisation a great deal of time and money and free up your resources to concentrate on your business. Modeling is both an art and a science and requires experience that comes from working across disciplines and industries. We provide solutions in UML, BPMN and related specifications.

Zicomi Systems markets a world famous UML dictionary that is used in thousands of organisations in more than 70 countries. It includes:

  • hundreds of interactive example UML diagrams
  • comprehensive explanations of UML 2
  • can be used as a UML tutorial
  • hints, tips and usage guidelines
  • self-paced quizzes
  • Online UML Dictionary

The product is easy to use, intuitive and can be used by business and technical people providing a reference that is appropriate for beginners and experts alike...
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  Today's UML Element
General Ordering
General Ordering
A general ordering is a named element that relates two event occurrences (message ends) specifying that the event occurrence at the tail end must occur before the event occurrence at the arrowhead end of the ... more...
  Today's Testimonial
"As a developer of UML training courses I have found Zicom Mentor to be an invaluable reference tool. It provides me with clear, concise definitions of UML elements coupled with interactive examples of actual UML models. I never fail to recommend it to my course participants."
Phil Robinson
Principle Consultant
Lonsdale Systems
  Today's Thought Leader
Alan Turing (1912 - 1954)
Turing developed a famous game (or exercise) now known as the "Turing Test" for intelligence. He posited that if a computer program could pass this test, it could justifiably be labeled "intelligent". He graduated from King's College Cambridge and received a Smith's Prize in 1936 for work on probability theory. He completed his PhD at Princeton in 1938. Turing had a vision that one day computers could be programmed to achieve abilities indistinguishable from human intelligence.
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