Progress from Elicit a goal ISG-2 Progress from Conceptualize a Scenario ISG-3 Progress from Write a scenario ISG-4 Progress from Start Strategy Selection Guidelines (SSG) SSG-1 Progress to Elicit a goal SSG-2 Progress to Conceptualize a Scenario SSG-3 Progress to Write a scenario SSG-4 Progress to Elicit a goal SSG-5 Progress to Stop Intention Achievement Guidelines (IAG) IAG-1 Elicit a goal with case-based strategy IAG-2 Elicit a goal with composition strategy IAG-3 Elicit a goal with alternative strategy IAG-4 Elicit a goal with refinement strategy IAG-5 Elicit a goal with linguistic strategy IAG-6 Elicit a goal with template-driven strategy IAG-7 Write a scenario with template-driven strategy IAG-8 Write a scenario in free prose IAG-9 Conceptualize a Scenario with computer support strategy IAG-10 Conceptualize a Scenario manually IAG-11 Stop with completeness strategy The following graph displays the details for the Intention Achievement Guideline 8 (IAG-8). Meta-process map In the multi-model view as presented in the paper of C. Rolland, the meta-process (the instance of the meta-process model) is "a process for the generation of a path from the map and its instantaneous enactment for the application at hand." While the meta-process model can be represented in many different ways, a map was chosen again as a means to do so. It is not to be mixed up with the map for the process model as presented above. Colette Rolland describes the meta-model as follows: (Meta-intentions are in bold, meta-strategies in italic – in green in the map.) "The Start meta-intention starts the construction of a process by selecting a section in the method map which has map intention Start as source. The Choose Section meta-intention results in the selection of a method map section. The Enact Section meta-intention causes the execution of the method map section resulting from Choose Section. Finally, the Stop meta-intention stops the construction of the application process. This happens when the Enact Section meta-intention leads to the enactment of the method map section having Stop as the target. As already explained in the previous sections, there are two ways in which a section of a method map can be selected, namely by selecting an intention or by selecting a strategy. Therefore, the meta-intention Choose Section has two meta-strategies associated with it, select intention and select strategy respectively. Once a method map section has been selected by Choose Section, the IAG to support its enactment must be retrieved;