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An integrated information system

Journal of Information Science, 1993
This paper highlights the importance of information for bridging the various existing imbalances, reviews various studies and redefines the objectives of the Integrated Infor mation System (IIS). The components of IIS as conceptual ized are discussed and a functional structure of IIS is sug gested.
Harish Chandra, Jag Pal Singh
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The SPERIGEST Integrated System

2005
In this Chapter, a scenario is presented that constitutes an example of healthcare delivery based on the Italian SPERIGEST information system. SPERIGEST was a national initiative, supported by the Italian Ministry of Health for the management of healthcare of patients mainly affected by cardiovascular diseases, and deals with clinical and ...
Pier Luigi Emiliani, Laura Burzagli
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An Integrated FORTH System

Proceedings of the 1983 ACM SIGSMALL symposium on Personal and small computers - SIGSMALL '83, 1983
An Integrated FORTH Development System is described, which differs from the usual FORTH implementation in that certain of its facilities such as the editor and the file system are integrated with the host environment. This integrated approach simplifies the implementation effort by reducing redundancies but still provides a powerful development system ...
Kam-Wing Ng, Wai-Yan Ma
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Evaluating system integrity

Proceedings of the 1998 workshop on New security paradigms, 1998
Conventional models of system integrity tend to be implementation-oriented in tha t they define integrity in terms of specific controls such as separation of duties, wellformed transactions, and so forth. In this paper we propose a formal definition of integrity tha t is based on the notion of dependability and is implementation independent.
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System Integration: A Necessity

The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1998
Healthcare organizations are undergoing tremendous change in an attempt to become more flexible and adaptive. To be successful in any such transformation, organizations must build processes and systems that allow them to move with change and create a culture that allows individuals to thrive amid change.
P, Aikman   +4 more
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Avionics Systems Integration

1996
Major avionic systems generally comprise a number of smaller sub-systems which are combined to form an overall system. The combination, interconnection and control of the individual sub-systems so that the overall system can carry out its tasks effectively is referred to as ‘systems integration’. The number of sub-systems which need to be integrated to
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Integrating systems into the organization

Information & Management, 1986
Abstract Over the last thirty years, computer technology - hardware and software - has entered every phase of business and government. It has not been an easy or smooth transition, but much has been learned about the success factors of integrating systems into the organization.
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System of systems integration and test

Information Knowledge Systems Management, 2006
Roland T. Brooks, Andrew P. Sage
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Integrated management systems – three different levels of integration

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2006
Arne Remmen
exaly  

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