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Author: Admin | 2025-04-27
Composite dimensions Case type and Event class can be defined, where the following occurs: the composite dimension Case type consists of two internal dimensions (A dimension, B dimension) and the composite dimension Event class consists of two internal dimensions (C dimension, L dimension).A single case of a process cube with composite dimensions that meets the needs of PM is described in Project-2. In such a process cube with composite dimensions Case type and Event class, complex PM tasks can be formulated when combinations of different internal dimension values in the Case type and/or Event class dimensions are formed. In such a process cube with composite dimensions Case type and Event class, a set of complex PM tasks can be formulated by combining internal dimension values by defining a Case type ID and, independently, by combining internal dimension values by defining an Event class ID. Consider an example of defining a set of complex PM tasks. Let us define the process cube with the composite axis Case type including three (abstract) dimensions: Q1 = (q11, q12, q13, q14), Q2 = (q21, q22, q23), and Q3 = (q31, q32, q33, q34, q35): Case type = {Q1, Q2, Q3}.The number of different complex Case IDs available for a PM project is calculated as the number of combinations of Q1, Q2, and Q3 dimension members, and the number of Case IDs is 60: Case ID(1) = (q31, q11, q21), Case ID(2) = (q31, q12, q21), …, Case ID(49) = (q35, q11, q21 Case ID
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