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Enterprise Integration and Modeling: The Metadatabase Approach (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1996)
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Enterprise Integration and Modeling: The Metadatabase Approach (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1996)
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There are two types of readers that will find this book useful:
those who have an interest in the Metadatabase model as an
integration technology, and those who also seek a general
discussion on information system analysis and design. To this end,
a general conceptual framework on enterprise integration and
modeling is provided in the first chapter, and is used to tie
together all of the remaining chapters of the book. The next two
chapters present some basics and examples of systems analysis and
design for enterprise modeling; which serve the purposes of general
discussion on the subject as well as illustrating the modeling
methods particular to the Metadatabase approach. The particular
methods are discussed fully in Chapter 4. An overview of the
Metadatabase Model is provided in Chapter 5 and illustrated with a
'paper demonstration' of a basic Metadatabase prototype in Chapter
6. The main technical elements of the model are presented in
Chapters 7-9. The model is then applied to manufacturing in Chapter
10, where a core information model for implementing the
Metadatabase approach to integration is also included.Chapter 11
extends the Metadatabase technology into the realm of information
visualization. The new user interface model developed can be
applied to integrate the traditional management of information in
an enterprise with new cyberspace applications such as electronic
commerce. The Metadatabase model of enterprise information
integration (for multiple systems) has been developed at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute under the sponsorships of Alcoa, Digital, GE,
GM, and IBM (from 1986-1995 through the Computer-Integrated
Manufacturing and the Adaptive Integrated Manufacturing Enterprises
programs), the National Science Foundation (since 1991), Samsung
(since 1995), and U.S. Army (since 1995). The technology is being
developed into a product for Samsung and the Army. This is the
first expository book on the topic.
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