Titlebook: Systems Engineering for Business Process Change; Collected Papers fro Peter Henderson Book 2000 Springer-Verlag London 2000 Enterprise Reso

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Peter HendersonA unique collection of papers resulting from the EPSRC research programme on Systems Engineering for Business Process Change

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Reconstruction of Legacy Systems for Evolutionary Change,racter. He states that: There already is enormous investment in software, and there is little likelihood that the software can ever be replaced. It would be too costly to reprogram, and few understand exactly what the current systems do. Thus, despite their imperfections, we must learn to reuse key portions of the available (legacy) systems.

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Modelling the Co-Evolution of Business Processes and IT Systems,rder to evolve and survive. The Process for Process Evolution (P2E) is a generic model which has been implemented to provide an evolutionary framework for process models. We review our work with both VSM and P2E and identify common themes: the relationship between an operational system and its meta-

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FLEXX: Designing Software for Change Through Evolvable Architectures, architectural design is . evolution. In a largescale distributed system, it is the requirement to replace, add or extend a component without halting the execution of the system’s code yet maintaining system properties. The new component may have different functional and/or interface properties. We

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IT Support for the Very High Value-Added Bid Pricing Process,th each vendor) as well as their business expertise about each competitor. It should be possible to capture all this knowledge in a computerised form such that it could be manipulated and used for setting prices for bids, which enable, on average, a higher number of bids to be successful..In this pa

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Social Viewpoints on Legacy Systems,nancial services sector, information and communication technology has increasingly driven corporate strategy—‘transforming and forcing convergence of what were previously a series of segregated industry segments’.