Contemporary organizations need to be more agile to keep up with the
swiftly changing business environment. This means that their organizational
structure, business processes and information systems should evolve
at the same pace. This proves to be quite a challenge due to the
invasive nature of these changes and a lack of alignment between
these artefacts. It has therefore been argued that more determinism
is needed when engineering these artefacts. Recently, the normalized
systems approach has been proposed to design information systems
exhibiting proven evolvability. In this paper, we extend the approach’s
basic principles to the related fields of Enterprise Architecture
(EA) and Business Process Management (BPM). This study is part of
ongoing design science research to incorporate determinism in the
construction of an organization’s artefacts. Our results show that
such approach is feasible and could increase traceability from the
organizational level to the information systems.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 VanNuffel:2010:desrist
%A van Nuffel, Dieter
%A Huysmans, Philip
%A Bellens, David
%A Ven, Kris
%B Global Perspectives on Design Science Research. Proc. 5th
Int'l Conf.
%C St. Gallen, Switzerland
%D 2010
%E Winter, Robert
%E Zhao, J. Leon
%E Aier, Stephan
%I Springer
%K imported thesis
%P 242--257
%R 10.1007/978-3-642-13335-0_17
%T Towards Deterministically Constructing Organizations Based on the
Normalized Systems Approach
%V 6105
%X Contemporary organizations need to be more agile to keep up with the
swiftly changing business environment. This means that their organizational
structure, business processes and information systems should evolve
at the same pace. This proves to be quite a challenge due to the
invasive nature of these changes and a lack of alignment between
these artefacts. It has therefore been argued that more determinism
is needed when engineering these artefacts. Recently, the normalized
systems approach has been proposed to design information systems
exhibiting proven evolvability. In this paper, we extend the approach’s
basic principles to the related fields of Enterprise Architecture
(EA) and Business Process Management (BPM). This study is part of
ongoing design science research to incorporate determinism in the
construction of an organization’s artefacts. Our results show that
such approach is feasible and could increase traceability from the
organizational level to the information systems.
%@ 978-3-642-13334-3
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abstract = {Contemporary organizations need to be more agile to keep up with the
swiftly changing business environment. This means that their organizational
structure, business processes and information systems should evolve
at the same pace. This proves to be quite a challenge due to the
invasive nature of these changes and a lack of alignment between
these artefacts. It has therefore been argued that more determinism
is needed when engineering these artefacts. Recently, the normalized
systems approach has been proposed to design information systems
exhibiting proven evolvability. In this paper, we extend the approach’s
basic principles to the related fields of Enterprise Architecture
(EA) and Business Process Management (BPM). This study is part of
ongoing design science research to incorporate determinism in the
construction of an organization’s artefacts. Our results show that
such approach is feasible and could increase traceability from the
organizational level to the information systems.},
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address = {St. Gallen, Switzerland},
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author = {van Nuffel, Dieter and Huysmans, Philip and Bellens, David and Ven, Kris},
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timestamp = {2017-03-16T11:54:14.000+0100},
title = {Towards Deterministically Constructing Organizations Based on the
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