name: ADM
full_form: Application Data Model
context: Data Model View in the UDR. Figure 4.3-1 UDC Data and Information Models Overview with Operator integration model handling Figure 4.3-2 below shows the case of generation of the Application Data Model (ADM) for an Application/Front-End when the development of the application is not the responsibility of the operator. In this situation, both the CBIM and the AIM of the application are used to generate the ADM being implemented in the Application/Front-End. Figure 4.3-2 UDC Data and Information Models Overview with separate ADM generation for the Application/Front-End
description: The Application Data Model (ADM) represents application-specific data within the User Data Convergence (UDC) framework. It leverages the Common Business Information Model (CBIM) and the Application Information Model (AIM) to standardize data representation and facilitate exchange for a specific application or front-end.
explanation: ADM is classified as a Data Model because its primary function is to define the structure and organization of application data within the UDC context. It serves as a blueprint for how data is represented and exchanged, aligning with the core purpose of data modeling.
section_title: 4.3Overview of UDC Data and Information Models
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