roleoriented
Roleoriented, also written as role-oriented, is an approach that structures systems around the roles that participants or components assume, rather than around data objects or processes. In this model, responsibilities, permissions, and interactions are defined by roles that can be fulfilled by different agents or services. The approach mirrors real-world organizations, where collaboration occurs through defined duties rather than fixed implementations.
In software engineering, a role model specifies a set of roles, the actions each role may perform,
Roleoriented design relates closely to role-based access control (RBAC) and to modeling approaches that emphasize responsibilities
Applications include enterprise software, workflow and business-process systems, multi-agent platforms, and organizational design tools. Benefits commonly
Challenges include managing role proliferation, ensuring consistent role definitions across systems, and handling cross-cutting concerns such