Sentence examples for informational artifacts from inspiring English sources

At the center of any information system are informational artifacts.

Understanding an information system as an ensemble of social, technical, and informational artifacts implies that its boundaries are neither obvious nor sharp.

Additional file 12 A multilayered perspective of contributions to participation-enabling packages at the application and infrastructure layers, to executable specifications (content schemata and workflow schemata) at the participation-enabling layers, and to informational artifacts instantiated from artifacts at these lower layers (information layer).

Fig. 12 A multilayered perspective of contributions to participation-enabling packages at the application and infrastructure layers, to executable specifications (content schemata and workflow schemata) at the participation-enabling layers, and to informational artifacts instantiated from artifacts at these lower layers (information layer).

Nevertheless, when reflecting the co-development of informational artifacts, one can focus on at least three interdependent aspects: information artifacts as a cause of co-development, information artifacts arising during co-development, and information artifacts as output of co-development.

Content developers continuously develop informational artifacts such as electronic textbooks and questions.

In their seminal article, Germonprez et al. [28] illustrate the concept of secondary design by providing an in-depth study of the collaborative construction of an informational artifact.

In accordance with the analyses of the corpora of informational and software artifacts above, we complete the analysis by studying social artifacts arising during co-development of the system.

A coalescence of informational and executable artifacts can be observed, which is not only noticeable but desirable.

For the purpose of this metric, one is primarily interested in measurable manifestations of informational and executable artifacts.

We observed an increase of direct participation over time on both informational and executable artifacts, while the number of technical experts was more or less constant.