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1. Physical (Ex. raw
material
to finished product)
2. Locational (Ex. flying from Denver to Los Angeles.)
3. Transactional (Ex. depositing money in a bank)
4. Informational (Ex. accounting data to financial statement)
2.2.1.2.1 The Process View
In
the
process
view,
any
organization
entity
or
business
can
be
characterized
as
a
process
or
a
network
of
processes
based on
the simple transformation model of a process (Manuel,
L & Marklund, J 2005).
Also,
it
has
its
origin
in
the
areas
of
manufacturing and quality. Additionally, there is a relationship
between environment, information system and management
system as shown
in Figure 2.2 below. It is an example of
sharing model of business process in Figure 2.2, a model of the
organization was needed to design a computerized information
system before its implementation. Refers to Mayer, RJ,
Benjamin, PC, Caraway, BE & Painter, MK
(1995); the success
of object technology corresponds to its need. The most
important difficulty in the management field was to take into
account the new links between an organization and its
environment (
The activity approach
was an attempt to redesign the
management system. New models were needed to support new
information and
management systems,
whose
features were
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