The Information Technology Function in the Year 2000 a Descriptive Vision
The Information Technology Function in the Year 2000 a Descriptive Vision
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This last, information modeling stage cannot be managed without bringing together all three application segments, business operations, information repositories, and personal support systems. In addition, information modeling will require the development of new models that integrate business process and systems design. Examples of these are Jay Forrester's System Dynamics and Stafford Beer's work on cybernetic models. These have been around for twenty years, however they have not been brought in...to the IT mainstream. IT has developed mostly static models focused on describing system function and content, even though information systems are only one element in the total system of the organization. The implementation of large scale applications and new technologies is not only technically complex but can also change the social and political structure of organizations. Yet often companies commit large sums to fund applications without understanding the full implications of their decisions.
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This last, information modeling stage cannot be managed without bringing together all three application segments, business operations, information repositories, and personal support systems. In addition, information modeling will require the development of new models that integrate business process and systems design. Examples of these are Jay Forrester's System Dynamics and Stafford Beer's work on cybernetic models. These have been around for twenty years, however they have not been brought in...to the IT mainstream. IT has developed mostly static models focused on describing system function and content, even though information systems are only one element in the total system of the organization. The implementation of large scale applications and new technologies is not only technically complex but can also change the social and political structure of organizations. Yet often companies commit large sums to fund applications without understanding the full implications of their decisions.
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