11. The method of claim 6 wherein said UML representation comprises a generalized representation of a plurality of objects and wherein said second step of transforming comprises the step of transforming said UML representation of a subset of the plurality of objects into a second distinctive representation of the subset of said plurality of objects.
6. A computer-implemented method comprising the steps of: a) first step of transforming a first distinctive representation of business model information into an OMG compliant UML representation of at least a portion of a business model; b) storing said UML representation as a set of object classes; c) second step of transforming said UML representation into a second distinctive representation of at least a portion of said business model; d) modifying said business model stored in said UML representation; and e) modifying a distinctive representation of said business model to reflect the modification in said UML representation of said business model.