Creating Agile Business Systems with Reusable KnowledgeAgility and innovation are necessary to achieve global excellence and customer value in twenty-first century business; yet most approaches to business process engineering sacrifice these in favor of operational efficiency and economics. Moreover, the IT systems used to automate and encapsulate business processes are unresponsive to the dynamic business environment. Mitra and Gupta provide insight to close this gap - showing how innovation can be systematized with normalized patterns of information, how business processes and information systems may be tightly aligned, and how these processes and systems can be designed to automatically adapt to change by reconfiguring shared patterns of knowledge. A modular approach to building business systems that parallels that of object oriented software is presented. Practical templates required for accelerating integration, analysis and design are provided. This book will appeal to consultants, analysts, and managers in IT as well as researchers and graduate students in business, management and IT. |
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actual or potential aggregate object agreement asset business products calendar Capacity collaboration composition consignment Crossing the chasm demand chains directional topology End time inherited exception processes exchange expression figure format goal guideline Idempotent relationship inclusion polymorphism inherited from return inherited from task Joint constraints kind subtype meaning metamodel of knowledge Metaobject Module VI negotiation node object class object property organizational hierarchy organizations assigned mutually output processes ownership partition pattern payment person or organization physical object Place or position polymorphism of issue polymorphism of process polymorphism of resource position returned possession event potential transfer proxy rank or level ratio scaled domains relationship Module returned from inherited reversion role shipment Start time inherited structure subtype of aggregate subtype of consist subtype of event subtyping relationship supertype supply chain Table A1 cont Terms and conditions THEME OBJECT TOKEN FEATURES transfer of possession truncated TYPICAL POLYMORPHISMS EXAMPLES value constraint