How System Models Contributes to the Design of Information Systems

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Susana, I. Herrera Maria, Mercedes Clusella Gregorio, Nestor Pedro, Antonio Luna
Copyright Year	2005
Abstract	Systemics is a discipline which has transdisciplinary characteristics; it shares its foundations with other scientific disciplines. This paper argues that the principles and methodologies of Systemics enrichs Information Systems Engineering (ISE). Thus ISE could be consider as a sub-domain of Systemics. The most relevant ISE’s objetive is to obtain succesful information systems (IS). Hence, it tries to improve analysis/design techniques. ISE’s core is found in the models -or abstract representations of realityand systemic modellization belongs to ISE’s methodologies set. This modellization needs to be supported by robust theoretical foundations. Based on that argument, this paper presents: Bunge’s system models which are widely used to improve IS analysis/design modelling languages; and Bunge’s social ontology which studies the social aspects of IS. These are two examples of how system models contributes to the design of IS.
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