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Coordination is currently an area of both intensive theoretical and of practical research and development. This text attempts to distill and explain practical guidelines for information management, both from ongoing research and from recent field experience with CASE tools and methods. It is offered as a snapshot of the state of the art.

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CONTENTS
Editorial preface = ⅶ
Author's preface = ⅸ
Acknowledgements = xi
1. Introduction = 1
 1.1 Introduction = 1
 1.2 Tension and information systems = 1
 1.3 Business process reengineering = 8
 1.4 Information model coordination = 11
 1.5 Complex systems development = 14
 1.6 Summary of chapter = 19
 Notes = 20
2. Concepts = 21
 2.1 Introduction = 21
 2.2 What is coordination? = 21
 2.3 Three theories of coordination = 25
 2.4 Limits to coordination = 29
 2.5 Purposes of information coordination = 34
 2.6 Methods of information coordination = 40
 2.7 Summary of chapter = 46
 Notes = 47
3. Planning = 48
 3.1 Introduction = 48
 3.2 Why plan? = 49
 3.3 Development versus maintenance = 50
 3.4 Top-down planning(hierarchical approach) = 55
 3.5 Organic planning(network approach) = 59
 3.6 Exchange planning (market approach) = 64
 3.7 Infrastructure and its cost-justification = 66
 3.8 Summary of chapter = 72
 Notes = 73
4. Planning techniques = 74
 4.1 Introduction = 74
 4.2 What goes wrong with plans - an example = 74
 4.3 Architectures = 76
 4.4 Scoping and clustering = 89
 4.5 Summary of chapter = 104
 Notes = 105
5. Development = 106
 5.1 Introduction = 106
 5.2 Technological background = 107
 5.3 Coordination through project = 111
 5.4 Coordination between projects = 124
 5.5 Diagonal coordination = 133
 5.6 Summary of chapter = 135
 Notes = 136
6. Production = 137
 6.1 Introduction = 137
 6.2 Technological background = 139
 6.3 Coordination between system versions = 141
 6.4 Coordination between systems = 149
 6.5 Summary of chapter = 154
 Notes = 155
7. Model management techniques = 156
 7.1 Introduction = 156
 7.2 Models and CASE = 156
 7.3 Links between models = 157
 7.4 Model security = 169
 7.5 Administration = 171
 7.6 Summary of chapter = 172
 Notes = 172
8. Management = 173
 8.1 Introduction = 173
 8.2 Increasing formalization = 173
 8.3 Culture and mechanism = 175
 8.4 Politics of coordination = 179
 8.5 Measuring and controlling coordination = 182
 8.6 Implementing coordination = 184
 8.7 Summary of chapter = 188
 8.8 Summary of book = 188
 Notes = 189
Index = 191