Titlebook: Advances in Information Systems Development; New Methods and Prac Gabor Magyar,Gabor Knapp,Jo?e Zupan?i? Conference proceedings 2007 Spring

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978-1-4419-4358-3Springer-Verlag US 2007

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Gabor Magyar,Gabor Knapp,Jo?e Zupan?i?Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Information Systems Development.Examines the exchange of ideas between academia and industry.Explores new solutions.Meets challenges in Information

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Theorizing the Construct of Place-Identityon in user dissatisfaction and more effective communication between systems developers and users. These reduce the risk of a new system being presented to its users as a fait accompli. The use of an appropriate modelling paradigm can produce a better end product, improved consistency and the likelih

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31027-0understand ES implementation. This context includes the fundamental challenge ES vendors are facing, how to satisfy unique needs with generic software. The designed solution to this challenge is analyzed, focusing on the two simple and yet fundamental concepts of commonality and variability. It is a

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Lara E. Al-Saud,Jawdat S. Goussous perceived as both a success and a failure. By following actors – both human and non-human – involved in the strategic ISD project and the processes of inscribing and aligning interests within their actor-networks, the paper aims to unpack and provide a rich description of the contradictory nature o

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Yasmin Moanis,Rasha ALi EL-Ashmawyand implementation [2, 42, 47], but also there are significant evidences of failures [16, 17, 18, 21, 35, 48, 49]. The controversy about them mostly arises from the fact that extremely high costs of licenses and implementation are not clearly related to the benefits of the enterprise [13, 15, 26, 28

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Malathe Hamid,Laura Hanks,Wang QiS engineering paradigm. The Enterprise Knowledge component (Business, IT, Knowledge) is the core knowledge item of the presented approach. Enterprise Knowledge Space is formed for the analysis of the semantics and granularity of enterprise knowledge items. The UML class diagram of the Enterprise Kno