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Support organisations

Cutting Edge Psychiatry in Practice, 2014
Too many people with autism struggle to access the support and services they need. Recent research indicates that 62% of adults with the condition believe that they do not have enough support to meet their needs. People with autism and their families face different challenges at different stages in their lives; transition points can be particularly ...
Amanda Batten, Piers Wright
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Software Support for Organised Adaptation

2012
Emergence is a powerful mechanism for coordination of hundreds of uniform agents with limited reasoning capacity. These structures are in contrast to open systems of heterogeneous agents in which a population's conception of global goals and the plan of how to achieve said goals may differ between agents.
Hugo Carr   +2 more
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Model-driven organisational reengineering A framework to support organisational improvement

2012 XXXVIII Conferencia Latinoamericana En Informatica (CLEI), 2012
Companies need to rethink business processes, infrastructures, technologies, staff, etc. according to new demands, strategic goals, and changes in their environment. Information System evolution has been supported by the reengineering process. Since the models are now part of an increasing number of engineering processes and model-driven software ...
Marcela Ruiz   +2 more
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Functions of ICT for supporting organisational learning

International Journal of Information Technology and Management, 2002
Information and communication technology (ICT) offers many opportunities for supporting knowledge management processes. It is, however, unclear what exactly these opportunities are and what functions of ICT are necessary to support knowledge management. We explore this issue by applying two complementary perspectives. First, we focus on a specific type
Verwijs, Carla, Soekijad, Maura
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Understanding Organisational Decision Support Maturity

International Journal of Decision Support System Technology, 2011
Forty years after Gorry and Scott Morton’s seminal paper on DSS, supporting decisions in organisation is still a critical objective. Given the elapsed time since DSSs were first introduced, it is important to gauge the scope and quality of decision support provided to managers.
Mary Daly, Frédéric Adam
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An integrated environment for organisational decision support

Computers in Industry, 2011
The challenges and requirements associated with the provision of organisational decision support are presented with the aim of supporting the through-life development of network enabled capability (NEC) systems. These requirements were compiled through a review of pertinent literature as well as through a series of workshops held with the industrial ...
Robert Ian Whitfield   +4 more
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Workflow support across organisational boundaries

Proceedings of 1996 Information Systems Conference of New Zealand, 2002
Workflow systems have come into recent vogue as an approach to supporting the co-ordination of business processes. The current surge of commercial activity in groupware and workflow software products has been triggered largely by the widespread use of business process re-engineering (BPR).
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