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- Zdravkovic, Jelena, et al.
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Selected Topics on Advances in Capability-Oriented Information Systems Development : Editorial Introduction to Issue 10 of CSIMQ
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In: Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly. - : Riga Technical University. - 2255-9922. ; :10, s. 1-2
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Journal article (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Modern organizations need to be sustainable in the presence of dynamically changing business conditions, which require from Information Systems (IS) to address complex challenges for being able to support organizations acting in varying business conditions – changing customer demands, new legislations, new customers, and emerging alliances. From a technical perspective, the gap between business requirements and supporting IS is still present, mostly due to the fact that current IS development approaches operate with artifacts defined on a relatively low abstraction level. To go beyond the state of the art, IS development frameworks used by enterprises need to be structured for solving emerging problems, and enterprises need to have efficient methods for the use of these frameworks to deliver the right IS solutions just-in-time and just-enough. The notion of capability emerged in the beginning of the nineties in the context of competence-based management, military frameworks, and developing organization’s competitive advantage – linguistically, it means the ability or qualities necessary to do something.
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- Zdravkovic, Jelena, et al.
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Selected Topics on Business Informatics : Editorial Introduction to Issue 13 of CSIMQ
- 2017
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In: Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly. - : Riga Technical University. - 2255-9922. ; :13
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Journal article (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Business Informatics is the scientific discipline targeting information processes and related phenomena in their socio-economical business context, including companies, organisations, administrations and society in general. As a field of study, it endeavours to take a systematic and analytic approach in adopting a multi-disciplinary orientation that draws theories and practices from the fields of management science, organisational science, computer science, systems engineering, information systems, information management, social science, and economics information science.The objective of this thematic issue is to bring attention to actual research on Business Informatics, as being publicized on the 19th IEEE Conference on Business Informatics (CBI 2017), July 24-27, 2017, in Thessaloniki, Greece. The conference created a productive forum for researchers and practitioners from the fields that contribute to the construction, use and maintenance of information systems and the organisational context in which they are embedded. This issue of CSIMQ comprises extended version of four CBI papers and one external article.
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