SBVR-Driven Information Governance: A Case Study in the Flemish Public Administration

Leenheer, Pieter De; Moor, A. de; Christiaens, Stijn

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-18308-9_4

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“…This enables more transparent governance of the differences and commonalities in stakeholder perspectives on the vocabularies and rules. For a comprehensive description to deal with the methodological, technological, cultural, and organizational aspects of collaborative business semantics management using SBVR, we refer to [8] (with a case in competency-centric HRM) and [9] (with a case in public administration).…”

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Using conceptual models to explore business-ICT alignment in networked value constellations

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In this paper, we introduce e 3 alignment for inter-organizational business-ICT alignment. With the e 3 alignment framework, we create alignment between organizations operating in an agile networked value constellation-which is a set of organizations who jointly satisfy a customer need-by (1) focusing on the interaction between the organizations in the constellation, (2) considering interaction from four different perspectives, and (3) utilizing conceptual modeling techniques to analyze and create alignment within and between the perspectives. By creating inter-organizational business-ICT alignment between the actors in the constellation, e 3 alignment ultimately contributes to a sustainable and profitable constellation. To actually create alignment, e 3 alignment iteratively takes three specific steps: (1) identification of alignment issues, (2) solution design, and (3) impact analysis. We illustrate our approach with cases from the Dutch aviation industry, Spanish electricity industry, and Dutch telecom industry.

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“…There is permanently a gap among business goals and IT [60]. The reducation and/or minimization of this gap can be, when optimistic inks are formed among IT team and the business team [17]. To deal with business requirements all over the world, IT companies spend millions of pounds over updating and discharging novel programs and software [27,77].…”

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Factors Affecting Intention to Use Online Banking Services: The Case of Saudi Arabia

Alslulimani¹

2019

IJSAIT

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The most significant tool for any commercial to grow and growth profits in this era is by information technology (IT). Due to the technology revolution, online banking represents one of the largest economies in the world wide in general and particularly in Middle east. For these reasons, this study investigates the factors impacting online banking usage by Saudi Arabia bank customers. Moreover, due to the limited studies regarding the adoption of online banking in Saudi Arabia . This study is investigated on the different factors that impact the adoption of online banking services. An initial od proposed adoption model of online banking was developed from several theoretical studies. The mode incorporated of the most significant factors of online banking adoption. These factors named personal information, personal experience, disposition to trust, reputation, trusting belief, structural assurance and perceived site quality that affect online banking usage. The model was tested against both measurement and structural models. The results indicated a strong correlation with personal information and the most significant effect on online banking usage, followed by all other hypotheses with P values <0.005, which indicates that all hypotheses have a strong effect on online banking adoption. Finally, the results are discussed with suggestions for future researches.

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SBVR-Driven Information Governance: A Case Study in the Flemish Public Administration

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

Using conceptual models to explore business-ICT alignment in networked value constellations

Using conceptual models to explore business-ICT alignment in networked value constellations

Factors Affecting Intention to Use Online Banking Services: The Case of Saudi Arabia

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