Information Modeling in the New Millennium,9781878289773

Information Modeling in the New Millennium

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ISBN13: 9781878289773
ISBN10: 1878289772
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2001-04-01
Publisher(s): Igi Global
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Summary

This book reviews the state-of-the-art and state-of-the-practice of modeling methods and methodologies in information systems development. The book has sections on foundations of information modeling, extended object-oriented modeling and Web information systems modeling. Information Modeling in the New Millennium addresses the gap between technical and business-oriented modeling approaches by providing an integrative view of modeling different of facets of ICT and organizations.

Table of Contents

Preface i
Section One: Foundations
Information Modeling in the Internet Age-Challenges, Issues and Research Directions
1(8)
Keng Siau
Matti Rossi
Coherent, Consistent and Comprehensive Modeling of Communication, Information, Action and Organization
9(25)
Jan Dietz
Toward and Autopoietic Approach for Information Systems Development
34(19)
El-Sayed Abou-Zeid
Conceptual Modeling Process and the Notion of a Concept
53(17)
Pramila Gupta
James A. Sykes
Section Two: Language and Ontological Perspectives
A Genre-Based Method for Information Systems Planning
70(24)
Tero Paivarinta
Veikko Halttunen
Pasi Tyrvainen
A Language/Action Based Approach to Information Modeling
94(16)
Paul Johannesson
Business Action and Information Modeling - The Task of the New Millennium
110(27)
Par Agerfalk
Goran Goldkuhl
An Environment for Managing Enterprise Domain Ontology
137(13)
Zhan Cui
Michael Cox
Dean Jones
Section Three: Object Oriented Modeling and its Extensions
Integrating Fact-Oriented Modeling with Object-Oriented Modeling
150(17)
Terry Halpin
On the Convergence of Analysis and Design Method for Multi-Agent, Component-Based and Object-Oriented Systems
167(22)
Bernard Moulin
An Information Management Environment Based on the Model of Object Primitives
189(10)
Nektarios Georgalas
Mapping UML Techniques to Design Activities
199(20)
Ashley Bush
Sandeep Purao
Information System Design Based on Reuse of Conceptual Components
219(12)
P. Bertolazzi
M. G. Fugini
B. Pernici
Section Four: Applied Information Modeling
A Unifying Translation of Natural Language Patterns to Object and Process Modeling
231(28)
Alexandra Galatescu
Information Models for Document Engineering
259(9)
James Thom
Designing Model-Based Intelligent Dialogue Systems
268(17)
Dina Goren-Bar
Event Modeling
285(18)
Lars Backgaard
From Information Model to Controllable Implementation
303(21)
Hilary Kahn
Nick P Filer
Metrics for Managing Quality in Information Modeling
324(21)
Mario Piattini
Marcela Genero
Coral Calero
Macario Polo
Francisco Ruiz
Spatial and Topological Data Models
345(15)
Ying Deng
Peter Revesz
Section Five: Hypermedia and Web Modeling
Requirements for Web Engineering Methodologies
360(23)
Harri Oinas-Kukkonen
Toni Alatalo
Jouko Kaasila
Henri Kivela
Sami Sivunen
HMT: Modeling Interactive and Adaptive Hypermedia Applications
383(23)
Peter Zoller
Modeling of Customers' Ineractive Control of Service Processes
406(21)
Heiko Ludwig
Conceptual Web Site Modeling
427(15)
Bernhard Strauch
Robert Winter
Audience-Driven Web Design
442(21)
Olga De Troyer
Object-Oriented Web Applications Modeling
463(22)
Gustavo Rossi
Daniel Schwabe
A Systematic Relationship Analysis for Modeling Information Domains
485(17)
Jonhee Yoo
Michael Bieber
Author Biographies 502(9)
Index 511

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