Definição da Arquitetura de Informação em organismo da Administração Pública Local

Sá, Filipe; Rocha, Álvaro

doi:10.4304/risti.10.51-64

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“…These six approaches are considered in the IA field and are referred to, studied and applied in academic works [e.g., [24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35]. For our development of an IA for the Hospital Unit under study, we have selected the Adapted BSP Methodology [17].…”

Section: Information Architecture Development Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Information Architecture for Quality Management Support in Hospitals

Rocha

Freixo

2015

J Med Syst

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Quality Management occupies a strategic role in organizations, and the adoption of computer tools within an aligned information architecture facilitates the challenge of making more with less, promoting the development of a competitive edge and sustainability. A formal Information Architecture (IA) lends organizations an enhanced knowledge but, above all, favours management. This simplifies the reinvention of processes, the reformulation of procedures, bridging and the cooperation amongst the multiple actors of an organization. In the present investigation work we planned the IA for the Quality Management System (QMS) of a Hospital, which allowed us to develop and implement the QUALITUS (QUALITUS, name of the computer application developed to support Quality Management in a Hospital Unit) computer application. This solution translated itself in significant gains for the Hospital Unit under study, accelerating the quality management process and reducing the tasks, the number of documents, the information to be filled in and information errors, amongst others.

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Section: Information Architecture Development Modelsmentioning

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Information Architecture for Quality Management Support in Hospitals

Rocha

Freixo

2015

J Med Syst

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“…A AI descreve a estrutura da informação que é necessária para os processos de negócio, através de Entidades Informacionais (Sá & Rocha, 2012;Freixo & Rocha, 2014). É independente dos sistemas e tecnologias, pois deve ser abstrata e inalterável ao longo do tempo (Gama et al, 2006).…”

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Construção de Sistemas Integrados de Gestão para Micro e Pequenas Empresas

Crespo

Santos

2015

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Resumo:As Micro e Pequenas Empresas possuem na sua essência recursos limitados. Raramente possuem um Sistema Integrado de Gestão que lhes permita gerir o seu negócio de forma transversal e que mapeie todos os processos da empresa. Devido ao número reduzido de colaboradores, não dispõem internamente de alguns serviços. O seu espaço de mercado é em geral limitado. As suas competências específicas raramente permitem apresentar uma oferta global. Por serem pequenas, não têm força negocial perante os seus fornecedores e eventuais parceiros estratégicos. A Arquitetura de Sistemas de Informação permite representar e mapear os diversos aspetos da gestão das empresas e alinhar as Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação com as necessidades destas empresas. Este trabalho pretende apresentar e descrever uma Macro Arquitetura para a construção de Sistema Integrado de Gestão, orientados para as Micro e Pequenas Empresas, e que inclua um conjunto de serviços integrados numa única plataforma.Palavras-chave: Arquitetura de Sistemas de Informação, Arquitetura Aplicacional, Sistema Integrado de Gestão, SIG, Micro e Pequenas Empresas, Sistemas de Informação Construction of Integrated Business Management Systems for Micro and Small EnterprisesAbstract: Micro and Small Enterprises have limited resources. They rarely have an Enterprise Resource Planning that allows managing their business in a transversal way and mapping all business processes. These companies have a small number of employees, and for this reason they have a reduced number of internal services. Their market space is usually limited. Their specific skills are reduced, thus not allowing presenting a comprehensive offer. Due to their small dimension, they have no negotiating strength vis-à-vis their suppliers and potential strategic partners. The Architecture of Information Systems can represent and map the various aspects of business management and align the Information Technology and Communication with the needs of these companies. This paper aims to present and describe a macro architecture for building Enterprise Resource Planning oriented to Micro and Small Enterprises that includes a set of integrated services on a single platform.

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“…It is important to note that Maurel [4] identified as the main goals of local public services modernization an improved responsiveness to the daily needs of populations and the promotion and support to local economic development projects. Local Public Services are thus facing the challenge of administrative modernization, trying to bring the residents closer to their services and, simultaneously, dematerializing their processes [5,6]. In a press release by the University of Waseda [7] "E-local Government and Smart Cities" are highlighted amongst the next trends of e-Government development.…”

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confidence: 99%