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Systems integration

Applied Ergonomics, 2006
The paper presents a view of systems integration, from an ergonomics/human factors perspective, emphasising the process of systems integration as is carried out by humans. The first section discusses some of the fundamental issues in systems integration, such as the significance of systems boundaries, systems lifecycle and systems entropy, issues ...
C E, Siemieniuch, M A, Sinclair
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Introduction to a Symposium on Integrity and Integrity Systems

International Journal of Public Administration, 2014
Welcome to this symposium issue of IJPA, which is based on papers presented at the European Group of Public Administration annual conference in Bergen, Norway in September 2012.
de Graaf, G., Macaulay, M.
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Integration of Non-Integrable Systems

1991
Integrability and chaos are antinomic concepts [1]. This is specially clear for classical dynamics, where “complete integrability” means the existence of tori. It is also apparent in Poincare’s classification [2] into “integrable” and “non-integrable” systems.
Prigogine, Ilya, Petrosky, Tomio T.Y., Hasegawa, Hirohiko, Tasaki, Shuichi   +3 more
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On an integrable discretization of integrable systems with a separatrix

Physics Letters A, 1998
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Minesaki, Yukitaka, Nakamura, Yoshimasa
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Integrating Learning into Integrated Delivery Systems

Health Care Management Review, 1998
Integrated delivery systems that promote learning and flexibility will be better prepared to face the challenges imposed by a complex and competitive environment. The integration of learning into these systems requires a shared vision, facilitative leadership, and highly functioning communication channels within an organic structure.
J, Barnsley, L, Lemieux-Charles, M M, McKinney   +2 more
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