Related patterns that are important for the SOA analyst, process modeller, designer and project manager to know include the following. They follow on nicely from the patterns presented in this appendix.
Colour patterns for designing type models (Coad, et al., 1999). See also Andrews (2009).
Basic business process modelling patterns (Aalst et al., 2003).
Enterprise integration patterns (Hohpe and Woolf, 2004) - these patterns are highly relevant to ESB and SOA message design (cf. Chappell, 2004; Andrews, 2009).
Organizational patterns (Coplien and Harrison, 2005).
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