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261:metamodelstrategy [2026/04/15 01:02] – Meier, Erich261:metamodelstrategy [2026/04/20 17:08] (current) – [Unified Configuration Compatibility Mode] Goetz, Sebastian
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 This new strategy will be implemented with the **next Stages release 26.2**. We share this strategy already with this release to enable our customers to adjust accordingly in a timely manner. This new strategy will be implemented with the **next Stages release 26.2**. We share this strategy already with this release to enable our customers to adjust accordingly in a timely manner.
  
-====== Unified Configuration Best Practice ======+===== Unified Configuration Best Practice =====
  
 The **Unified Configuration Best Practice** will represent a clearly structured and consistent version of the Unified Configuration that reflects our best methodological recommendations for process modeling. The **Unified Configuration Best Practice** will represent a clearly structured and consistent version of the Unified Configuration that reflects our best methodological recommendations for process modeling.
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   * Customers using this standard metamodel will receive a “state‑of‑the‑art” metamodel with every release, ensuring optimal process modeling in Stages.   * Customers using this standard metamodel will receive a “state‑of‑the‑art” metamodel with every release, ensuring optimal process modeling in Stages.
  
-===== Unified Configuration Compatibility Mode =====+===== Unified Configuration Backwards Compatible =====
  
-The **Unified Configuration Compatibility Mode** will continue to include elements and associations that are no longer part of the Best Practice modeling approach, for example //Work Product Parts//.+The **Unified Configuration Backwards Compatible** will continue to include elements and associations that are no longer part of the Best Practice modeling approach, for example //Work Product Parts//.
  
 Since existing processes were modeled using these elements, continued metamodel support is required. Since existing processes were modeled using these elements, continued metamodel support is required.