• To enable developers to better understand how to develop applications, including large-scale distributed systems.
• To recommend architectures and technologies related to modeling and metamodeling to enable interchangeability of work products and interoperability of tools and repositories.
• To promote standard modeling techniques that increase rigor and consistency of specifications.
• To leverage and interoperate with other OMG specifications.
• To liaise with related organizations with common goals.

_{(Revised and approved 24th March 1999)}

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