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4.1 Business-Focused Client/Server Architecture
From: Bernard Robertson-Dunn <brd@netinfo.com.au> When analysing a business there are three views of the organisation: - A functional model, which reflects organisational responsibilities and the way in which the people who use the system view their work. - A process model, which details the business functions of the organisation (eg accept orders, make goods, deliver goods, bill customers, receive money). The functional structure and process model rarely, if ever, agree. - An information model, which details the information that the organisation needs to function.
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