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Information Systems Management – Understanding Modular Approach
Seppo J. Sirkemaa
University of Turku, Pori Unit, Finland
Abstract
—Information systems management in an ongoing process. There is a need to map and evaluate technological innovations and evaluate whether they should be adapted to the organization. Technologies are continuously changing, but development should be a managed process so that changes follow architectural guidelines, and eventually add value to business operations and activities. In this article we approach information systems management with a modular approach. Here it refers to a situation where the system is combination of models that are integrated together. These modules have different functions but should work together as smoothly as possible. Clearly, this is a challenge for developers of information systems.
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—information systems, development, management, modularity
Cite: Seppo J. Sirkemaa, "Information Systems Management – Understanding Modular Approach," Journal of Advances in Information Technology, Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 148-151, November 2019. doi: 10.12720/jait.10.4.148-151
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