Phenomenological Framework for Model Enabled Enterprise Information Systems

Jönsson, Tomas; Enquist, Håkan

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-30278-8_21

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“…The modeling language and its application in the modeling process are in our case guided by the Phenomenological Foundational Ontology, briefly described in Jonsson and Enquist (2019). The ontology is founded in the phenomenological system of Edmund Husserl (1859-1938), as described in Woodruff Smith (2003).…”

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Conceptual data systems architecture principles for information systems

Jönsson¹

2023

Front. Comput. Sci.

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Information systems alignment with enterprise evolution affects the performance of enterprises. The systems conceptual and data quality, development time and sustainable life cycle management, are issues for enterprise competitiveness. The ability to directly generate enterprise information systems from models has been thought of as a solution to improve on these issues. Model-driven systems have been a research topic for decades. Fundamental principles for a proven model-driven information systems architecture are outlined in this article. Architectural foundation is a separation of user communities conceptual domain from the information technical domain. The users domain is modeled as an information system model in three layers, conceptual data logic model, interface model and user community model. The technical domain is a platform, allowing the modeling and execution of such a model. These principles have been applied in practice and proven viable. Two platforms and applications, which adhere to these principles, are briefly described.

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Conceptual data systems architecture principles for information systems

Jönsson¹

2023

Front. Comput. Sci.

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“…Various general ontologies have been used for IT analysis, design and development. Prominent examples include Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) [57], social ontology of Searle [76], General Formal Ontology [63], DOLCE [50], Phenomenological Foundational Ontology (PFO) [67], ResearchCYC [38], and others (for more discussion, see, e.g., [56]).…”

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Foundations of information technology based on Bunge’s systemist philosophy of reality

Lukyanenko

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2021

Softw Syst Model

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General ontology is a prominent theoretical foundation for information technology analysis, design, and development. Ontology is a branch of philosophy which studies what exists in reality. A widely used ontology in information systems, especially for conceptual modeling, is the BWW (Bunge–Wand–Weber), which is based on ideas of the philosopher and physicist Mario Bunge, as synthesized by Wand and Weber. The ontology was founded on an early subset of Bunge’s philosophy; however, many of Bunge’s ideas have evolved since then. An important question, therefore, is: do the more recent ideas expressed by Bunge call for a new ontology? In this paper, we conduct an analysis of Bunge’s earlier and more recent works to address this question. We present a new ontology based on Bunge’s later and broader works, which we refer to as Bunge’s Systemist Ontology (BSO). We then compare BSO to the constructs of BWW. The comparison reveals both considerable overlap between BSO and BWW, as well as substantial differences. From this comparison and the initial exposition of BSO, we provide suggestions for further ontology studies and identify research questions that could provide a fruitful agenda for future scholarship in conceptual modeling and other areas of information technology.

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Exploring lived experiences of agile developers with daily stand-up meetings: a phenomenological study

Singh

2022

Behaviour & Information Technology

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Phenomenological Framework for Model Enabled Enterprise Information Systems

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Conceptual data systems architecture principles for information systems

Conceptual data systems architecture principles for information systems

Foundations of information technology based on Bunge’s systemist philosophy of reality

Exploring lived experiences of agile developers with daily stand-up meetings: a phenomenological study

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