A Discipline of Software Engineering
This comprehensive approach to the creation of software systems charts a road through system modelling techniques, allowing software engineers to create software meeting two very basic that the software system represent a narrow emulation of the organization system that served as its model; and that the software system display life attributes identical to those of the organization system that it automatizes. The result is a quantum leap increase in software application quality. Such benefit is achieved by the introduction of a fundamental the office-floor metaphor which incorporates such well-balanced basic ideas as the functional normalization of tasks and information (in sharp contrast to the classic data normalization) and the principle of tenant-ownership.
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