Design of Enterprise Information Systems: Roots, nature and new approaches
Jens Ove Riis
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As a scientific and professional discipline, the design of enterprise systems has undergone an impressive development and has achieved a well-established practice with clearly defined phases, tasks and methods but is challenged by increased complexity in their operations, externally imposed uncertainties and even unforeseeable events.Abstract:
As a scientific and professional discipline, the design of enterprise systems has undergone an impressive development. Today, it has achieved a well-established practice with clearly defined phases, tasks and methods. However, enterprises are challenged by increased complexity in their operations, externally imposed uncertainties and even unforeseeable events. Dynamic global operations call for speedy and effective responses to change. As a consequence, enterprises are challenged to adopt new approaches.read more
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