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Information Systems Design: A Procedural Approach
by
G. E. Haramis
University of Macedonia, Greece
Coauthors: Th.A. Fotiadis
The procedure of Information Systems (IS's) design aims to assist in the discovery of that solution which shall both cover in the best possible way the users' demands , and also be feasible within the framework of the data processing environment of the corporation.
In general , a good IS's design should possess the following characteristics : to be acceptable by all users , to be auditable , to be functional , to face problems "head on" , to be satisfatory , not to be costly , to be easy in its development-maintenance and operation , to be well documentad , to be easily evaluated.
It is believed that the above presuppositions are covered , to a great extend , by the proposed procedure.
Date received: December 3, 2002
Copyright © 2002 by the author(s). The author(s) of this document and the organizers of the conference have granted their consent to include this abstract in Atlas Conferences Inc. Document # cajw-45.