New Information System New IS Paradigm --- Software Engineering Series Articles
(From Software Engineering Forum seforum.yeah.net) (translated yanrj proofread: Dave wang). The business of building systems has changed A time once existed when computer literacy, technical know-how, and programming skills were all it took to become a successful information systems professional. In many companies, this is still the case. But slowly, yet steadily, a newbreed of systems professional is beginning to emerge. Technical skills are no longer enough. Business knowledge, communication ability, and a client centered perspective are becoming more and more important. With computer systems playing an ever increasing role in the management and the competitiveness of companies of all sizes, the information systemsprofessional no longer just serves the company, in many case he or she has a major influence on the way business System Construction This work (business) has changed! Once once time, computer literacy, technical details, programming skills are all of a successful information system professionals. (In fact,) in many companies, it is still like this. However, slowly, the new generation of information system professionals are steadily starting. There is only technical skills that are not enough, business knowledge, communication skills, and customer-centric perspectives become more important. With the role of computer systems in various (or all) large and small companies, the role of management and competitiveness is increasingly important, information system professionals are no longer just for the company, in many cases he or her There is a key impact on business operations.
What does this mean for today's systems professional? It means the burden of keeping up is even more challenging than ever! Systems professionals must increasingly view themselves as business problem solvers and business enablers, not just technicians. Computing power has become a part of corporate strategy , and the system builders are charged with creating the business information systems "vision" and making it a reality. Add to this the vast array of technical platforms, programming languages, databases, and system building methodologies which are available in today's marketplace, and the Job Becomes Somewhat Overwhelming! So Howings THE Computing Professional Approach Thallenges? So what is this meaningful? Means (system) maintenance burners are more challenging than before! System professionals must further put themselves as a solutions and business enablers of business problems, not just technicians. Now, computing power has become part of the company's strategy, and system developers are responsible for creating a "vision" of business information systems, and turning it into reality. Plus currently available technical platforms available in the market, programming language, database and system development methods, this work must be a certain extent! So how should the calculation of these challenges? First, today's system builder must adopt a more business centered philosophy, and second, he or she must exercise discipline and flexibility as the company moves through the system building lifecycle. But which lifecycle? Traditional System Building Approaches, Information Engineering, Object Oriented Design, Rapid Application Developments, And A Host Others All Possess Inherest Stregs and Weakness, Which ONE IS BEST? How Should these Approach Decisions Be Made? First, today's system builders must adopt more business-centered philosophy; secondly, with the company The promotion of the life cycle along the system, he or she must train her discipline and flexibility. However, which life cycle? Traditional system construction methods, information engineering, object-oriented design, rapid application development, and other methods have their own intrinsic advantages and disadvantages.
