INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN MANAGEMENT IV

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Copyright by Department of Informatics SGGWWarszawa 2010, I editionReviewers:Dr hab. Zbigniew Leszek Chmielewski– prof. SGGWDr Andrzej JakubiecDr Piotr JałowieckiDr Waldemar KarwowskiDr hab. Arkadiusz Orłowski – prof. SGGWDr hab. Marian RusekDr hab. Wiesław Szczesny – prof. SGGWDr Tomasz WoźniakowskiTypesetting and prepress:dr Waldemar KarwowskiISBN 978-83-7583-217-4Wydawnictwo SGGW02-787 Warszawa, ul. Nowoursynowska 166Tel. (22) 593 55 20 (-22 – sprzedaż), fax 593 55 21e-mail: wydawnictwo@sggw.pl, www.wydawnictwosggw.plPrint: Agencja Reklamowo – Wydawnicza A. Grzegorczyk, www.grzeg.com.pl2
PREFACEThe role of the various information systems is growing in every area ofmanagement. Nowadays information systems are extremely important in decisionmaking, strategy planning, forecasting, market research, as well as in risk assessment,modeling, and analysis. All managers of organizations and enterprises tomeet challenges and competition have to utilize information technologies in theirwork.In this monograph we present results of various research based on differentmethodologies and utilizing many interesting cases, often directly related to businesspractice and real-life management problems, showing theoretical and practicalimportance of the subject.Current volume consists of 10 papers written by authors coming from differentinstitutions. It provides a rich source of ideas, solutions, and perspectives. Ido believe that presented results will be useful to all parties dealing with informationsystems in management: researchers, experts, and business practitioners, includingmanagers themselves. The chapters are ordered alphabetically, accordingto the surnames of the first-named authors.The review of methodology and comparison of available CASE tools(Computer-Aided Software Engineering) that use UML 2.0 notation in the processof object-oriented modelling of information systems is performed (J. Becker). ITsolutions for supporting strategic controlling which are parts of packages describedas Business Performance Management (BPM) or Strategy Management solutionsare presented; especially their features, functions and architecture are described andillustrated with examples (A. Januszewski). The explanation why logistics conceptsare so important is made and the description of ERP systems that provide logisticssolutions to a company described (K. Karpio, A. Orłowski, M. Przybyć). A processof designing a data warehouse creation is presented and business and logical modelsdeveloped in this process are discussed in detail (W. Karwowski, W. Kwasowiec).The key aspects to take into account, when considering implementation ofbusiness intelligence software by Small to Medium sized companies to lead tocheaper and reliable solution at the same time are presented and discussed. (R.Nafkha, M. Olejniczak). The modeling of business processes with the establishedgraphic notations, i.e. Unified Modeling Language UML and Business ProcessModeling Notation BPMN are presented and the possibilities of the both notationsis compared with respect to methodologies supporting their usage and the notationelements together with supporting tools (S. Robak). Some aspects of a decisionsupportsystem, which takes into account selected considerations that are necessary3
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Processes should form a hierarchy a
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BUSINESS PROCESS MODELING - METHODS
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THE SELECTION PHASE IN DECISION MAK
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decision levels.Most of the transpo
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5. CONCLUSIONSThe proposed system s
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XML namespaces, XML Schema, XQuery,
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DATA COMLETNESS ESTIMATION INMANAGE
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Table 3. Classification matrix for
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