A handbook premised on the belief that data-oriented business and data-oriented IS development hold tremendous potential for growth indeed will determine the future success of many organizations. The volume is divided into seven sections: toward a data orientation, cultural and political issues, organizing for quality information systems, models and methodologies, defining the data, designing and managing data bases, and object orientation and other next steps. The first chapter is John Zachman's seminal 1987 paper "A Framework for Information Systems Architecture," first printed in the IBM System's Journal . Published by Warren Gorham Lamont, 210 South St., Boston, MA 02111. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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