Enterprise Management Modeling Data Flow Diagram Set

Author: Deng Chao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book pioneers a detailed description of the division of labor and external collaboration among various departments in a typical manufacturing enterprise, as well as the division of responsibilities and detailed business collaboration between departments. It is the first to comprehensively and thoroughly describe the entire operation of the enterprise in professional language, presenting the division of labor structure, composition, responsibilities, information flow relationships, collaboration relationships, and operational mechanisms of the entire enterprise in a clear and intuitive manner. By interpreting these, readers can fully grasp the material, information, and energy within the enterprise, as well as their complex interactions, thereby gaining a macro understanding of the entire enterprise. It not only helps enterprise management personnel understand the overall operation of the enterprise but also enables business departments to clarify their respective functional divisions, task profiles, and collaboration relationships with other relevant departments. In summary, it helps anyone interested in enterprise operations to understand the entire enterprise and interpret all its visible and invisible aspects. It is not only applicable to manufacturing enterprises but also to any enterprise operating in a physical form. It is particularly worth noting that by using modeling methods to comprehensively and thoroughly describe the entire operation of the enterprise, readers from different professions and industries can all understand the enterprise. Software developers, in particular, can easily develop enterprise ERP software systems with the help of this model. For MBA students, this book provides a domestic case study, no longer limiting them to examples taught by foreign instructors, which might lead to cultural mismatches. In conclusion, the publication of this book can be considered a landmark work in the information industry. Prior to this, no individual or organization had undertaken such fundamental, detailed, professional, and important work at such a foundational level. Its emergence will significantly accelerate the process of enterprise informatization and push ERP development from ( means superficial and ungrounded) to maturity and practicality.