Overview
- Editors:
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Peter Bernus
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School of Information and Communication Technology, Griffith University, Nathan QLD, Australia
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Kai Mertins
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Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology, Corporate Management, Berlin, Germany
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Günter Schmidt
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Information and Technology Management, University of Saarland, Saarbrücken, Germany
- Offers a comprehensive overview of architectures, languages, methods, and techniques for constructing information systems
- Approaches from computer science, information systems, business administration
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Table of contents (36 chapters)
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Architectures of Information Systems
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- Peter Bernus, Günter Schmidt
Pages 1-9
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Techniques and Languages for the Description of Information Systems
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- John Mylopoulos, Alex Borgida
Pages 17-58
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- Reiner Anderl, Harald John, Christian Pütter
Pages 59-79
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- Jules Desharnais, Marc Frappier, Ali Mili
Pages 153-172
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- Jintae Lee, Michael Gruninger, Yan Jin, Thomas Malone, Austin Tate, Gregg Yost
Pages 173-195
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- Günter Schmidt, Oliver Braun
Pages 197-214
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- Christopher Menzel, Richard J. Mayer
Pages 215-249
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- Manfred A. Jeusfeld, Matthias Jarke, Hans W. Nissen, Martin Staudt
Pages 273-294
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- Guy Doumeingts, Bruno Vallespir, David Chen
Pages 321-346
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- Otto K. Ferstl, Elmar J. Sinz
Pages 347-367
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- Mathias Weske, Gottfried Vossen, Frank Puhlmann
Pages 369-390
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- Erik Wüstner, Peter Buxmann, Oliver Braun
Pages 391-410
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Software Engineering Methods for Information System Construction
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About this book
This book is the first volume of a running series under the title Inter- tional Handbooks on Information Systems. The series is edited by Peter Bernus, Jacek Blazewicz, Günter Schmidt and Mike Shaw. One objective is to give state of the art surveys on selected topics of information systems theory and applications. To this end, a distinguished international group of academics and practitioners are invited to provide a reference source not only for problem solvers in business, industry, and government but also for professional researchers and graduate students. It seemed appropriate to start the series with a volume covering some basic aspects about information systems. The focus of the first volume is therefore architectures. It was decided to have a balanced number of c- tributions from academia and practitioners. The structure of the material follows a differentiation betweeen modelling languages, tools and meth- ologies. These are collected into separate parts, allowing the reader of the handbook a better comparison of the contributions. Information systems are a major component of the entire enterprise and the reader will notice that many contributions could just as easily have been included in another volume of the series which is on enterprise in- gration. Conversely, some traditionally information systems topics, as - ganisational analysis and strategic change management methods, will be treated in more depth in the Handbook on Enterprise Integration. The two volumes will complement each other.
Editors and Affiliations
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School of Information and Communication Technology, Griffith University, Nathan QLD, Australia
Peter Bernus
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Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology, Corporate Management, Berlin, Germany
Kai Mertins
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Information and Technology Management, University of Saarland, Saarbrücken, Germany
Günter Schmidt
