Novel Approaches to Information Systems Design

Book Description Though traditionally information systems have been centralized, these systems are now distributed over the web. This requires a re-investigation into the way information systems are modeled and designed. Because of this new function, critical problems, including security, never-fail systems, and quality of service have begun to emerge.

Novel Approaches to Information Systems Design is an essential publication that explores the most recent, cutting-edge research in information systems and exposes the reader to emerging but relatively mature models and techniques in the area. Highlighting a wide range of topics such as big data, business intelligence, and energy efficiency, this publication is ideally designed for managers, administrators, system developers, information system engineers, researchers, academicians, and graduate-level students seeking coverage on critical components of information systems.

Content

Chapter 1. The Evolution of Computational Agency
Chapter 2. Processing Data Streams
Chapter 3. A Declarative Approach to Systems Development
Chapter 4. Business Indicators for Data Warehouse Requirement Engineering
Chapter 5. Random Walk Grey Wolf Optimizer Algorithm for Materialized View Selection (RWGWOMVS)
Chapter 6. Web Services Reputation Based on Consumer Preferences
Chapter 7. Industry 4.0-Based Enterprise Information System for Demand-Side Management and Energy Efficiency
Chapter 8. On Dynamically Reconfiguring IoT Architectures
Chapter 9. Blockchain Governance for Collaborative Manufacturing
Chapter 10. On Ontology of Integration Between Access Control and Business Process Deep Structure
Chapter 11. Towards Convergence in Information Systems Design