Business Process Engineering: Reference Models for Industrial EnterprisesSpringer, 1998 - 757 pagina's The 1 st study edition is based on the 2nd hardcover edition of "Business Process Engineering". Several inconsistencies and minor modifications have been carried out. This study edition is a response to many requests for a budget-priced edition for students. This edition pursues a holistic descriptive approach that is based on the Architecture of Integrated Information Systems (ARIS) developed by the author. In addition to the data view, this approach also comprises the function, organization and control views, and encompasses all phases of the information system lifecyde - from analysis, requirements definition and design specification to implementation. The reference models develo ped here can thus serve as initial models for concrete applications. The illustrations are oriented strongly toward standard software in order to refIect their significance in terms of real-world representations. In par ticular, the discussion applies examples from the R/3 system from SAP AG and from the systems from IDS Prof. Scheer GmbH, build on concepts developed by the author. No "user description" of concrete systems is pro vided; instead, general foundations are laid in order to facilitate a deeper understanding of the application logic that is refIected in standard soft ware. An attempt is made to dose the gap between business administra tion theory and the "operating instructions'/ of standard software. |
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A I | 10 |
Selecting and Representing the Description | 17 |
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ASMT assembly attributes bill of materials capacity planning components concept coordination cost customer order data clusters data model data structure data view database database transaction DATE Design engineering design specification detailed scheduling discussed employee entity type entity-relationship model equipment group ER model event-driven process chain example FOUNO implementation description inbound information objects information systems inspection plan integrated interactive INVENTORY LEVEL invoice leitstand machine materials management modules n:m relationship NC program network topology ODATE OPNO ORDER HEADER ORDER ITEM order release organizational structure organizational units outsourced performed period planning level plant departments primary requirement procedures process chain Process planning product development production control production order production planning relational relational model relationship type Reoptimization representation requirements definition requirements planning requirements tracking routing scheduling and capacity sequence shown in Figure storage superordinate supplier tool TOUNO transfer update utilization variant WORKSTATION GROUP WOSTGRNO