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Infagon is a different product and doesn't use the same engine as VEA. The only possible interoperability between it and the toolbox would be if you could modify the toolbox output (xml) into some form acceptable by Infagon for import.
Scot.
I think of ORM as a class of modeling languages (FORML, FCO-IM, NIAM, among others) much like ER is a class of languages (Barker, IDEF1x, IE, etc.). ORM languages are identified by their ability to model objects playing roles in fact types rather than attributes-entities-relationships.
Infagon supports FCO-IM which is similar to NIAM, the precursor to FORML (Formal Object Role Modeling Language), which is supported by VEA. There are many similarities but a few differences. For example, FCO-IM creates Entity types (which have a different name) by objectifying a unary fact type.
When most people say "ORM" they mean FORML, and I suspect this in the context in which the above quote can be taken.