Developing a methodological generic framework through introducing autonomy and self-adaptation to information systems thinking

by Kinloch, Peter Alasdair

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There is a requirement for systems methodologies and approaches that can cope with real life information systems that are subject to changing situations and therefore changing requirements. This has not been achieved previously and has seen a gap open up between information systems and information technology. it is recognised that information technology solutions can adapt to changing situations and subsequently changing requirements, however, this has not been possible for information systems …

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There is a requirement for systems methodologies and approaches that can cope with real life information systems that are subject to changing situations and therefore changing requirements. This has not been achieved previously and has seen a gap open up between information systems and information technology. it is recognised that information technology solutions can adapt to changing situations and subsequently changing requirements, however, this has not been possible for information systems thinking. This represents itself in the real world through information systems being used that no longer meet their original objectives and can provide a significant blockage to achieving effective work.

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  • Publication Date:2008

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  • Degree:Ph.D.
  • University:Liverpool John Moores University

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  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2008

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  • ethos:497010

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