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 In the default configuration, a metamodel named **Unified Configuration** is installed, which captures twenty years of customer experience how to best model engineering processes. With the Unified Configuration metamodel, processes are defined by modeling four different perspectives of engineering processes and connecting them with each other: In the default configuration, a metamodel named **Unified Configuration** is installed, which captures twenty years of customer experience how to best model engineering processes. With the Unified Configuration metamodel, processes are defined by modeling four different perspectives of engineering processes and connecting them with each other:
  
-   - **What**: activities and work products 
-  - **Who**: roles and systems 
-  - **When**: phases and milestones 
-  - **How**: practices, tools, trainings, checklists, templates, and other supporting material 
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-Customer specific metamodels can be configured, typically in collaboration with Method Park consultants.+Derivatives of this metamodel or completely customer-specific metamodels can be configured, typically in collaboration with Method Park consultants.
  
 Stages can support multiple metamodels at the same time. Each workspace and every process version within each workspace can have a different metamodel. Stages can support multiple metamodels at the same time. Each workspace and every process version within each workspace can have a different metamodel.