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Developing a long-range information architecture

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A methodology is presented for eliciting enterprise information requirements and developing a long-range information architecture. The methodology is based on a combination of business system planning, critical success factors, and ends/means analysis. The methodology is independent of organizational structure, personnel, and hardware and software; and it has been successfully implemented in a variety of organizational settings.

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Bowman, B., G. B. Davis, and J. C. Wetherbe. "Three Stage Model of MIS Planning." Information and Management, forthcoming.
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Bowman, B., G. B. Davis, and J. C. Wetherbe. "Taxonomy of MIS Planning Methodologies." Proceedings of the Conference on Information Systems Planning, Chicago: Society for Information Management, 1982.
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Davis, G. B. "Strategies for Information Requirements Determination." IBM Systems Journal, 22 (1982), 4--30.
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    AFIPS '83: Proceedings of the May 16-19, 1983, national computer conference
    May 1983
    808 pages
    ISBN:0882830392
    DOI:10.1145/1500676
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