Architecture of Integrated Information Systems

The book outlines the ARIS architecture, which integrates various perspectives—function, organization, and data—of information systems during development phases. It emphasizes the importance of establishing clear rules for collaboration among specialists, ensuring logical consistency across projects. The architecture supports a systematic approach to information system development, incorporating methods like the entity-relationship model. Additionally, it allows for the inclusion of modern developments, such as distributed databases, enhancing the overall coherence of the system.