Information Systems Provision: The Contribution of Soft Systems Methodology
John Wilson
Abstract
John Wilson
Abstract
SSM and its relevance to the development of information systems using SSM in the design of information systems reorientating information systems strategy the role of methodologies in systems strategy development experience of using Multiview empowering the client the appreciative enquiry method modelling subjective requirements objectively new challenges and directions for data analysis and modelling.
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SSM and its relevance to the development of information systems using SSM in the design of information systems reorientating information systems strategy the role of methodologies in systems strategy development experience of using Multiview empowering the client the appreciative enquiry method modelling subjective requirements objectively new challenges and directions for data analysis and modelling.
Key concepts: Soft systems methodology, Information system, Computer science, Relevance (law), Project management, Management information systems, Process management, Strategic information system