Analysis, Design, and Evaluation of Network Information Systems - Theory, Methods, and Cases

Author: Zhao Wei Liu Yun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Network Information System (NIS) is an important component of national informatization and enterprise informatization. This book is guided by the ideas and methods of information system engineering, providing a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the quality of MIS and its dependencies on overall functions and performance. It focuses on the security and resilience of the system, as well as its reliability, maintainability, and comprehensive supportability, interconnectivity and connectivity, testability and controllability, and engineering economics in the context of system analysis and design. The book also presents the concepts, theories, methods, and technologies, along with their development trends, in the overall analysis and design of the system. Additionally, it includes case studies and designs of typical network information systems, such as the bank's comprehensive business network system and the regional development strategic planning group decision support system. This book is suitable for graduate students and senior undergraduate students in majors such as computer applications, software engineering, information management and information systems, communication and information systems, systems engineering, automatic control, economics and business management engineering, military communication engineering, and intelligence engineering as teaching materials and reference books. It can also serve as a research and learning reference for technical personnel engaged in the research, production, and development of NIS, as well as for university teachers. Furthermore, it is also available for leaders and managers at various levels involved in economic, social, and enterprise management for reference.