Sentence examples for management information models from inspiring English sources

Maintenance is becoming more and more crucial in Asset Lifecycle Management information models.

Despite technological advancements of information and knowledge management in the building and construction industry, a link between safety management and information models is still missing.

The idea, he explains, was to "build a management information system modeled on the human nervous system, allowing, for example, daily orders from the delivery vans to be processed automatically, like a human reflex response, leaving senior management (the brain) to concentrate on strategic decisions and spotting trends that require a change in behavior".

Our approach lies in an object-oriented software architecture that models all kind of management information using the common information model (CIM) developed by the Distributed Management Task Force DMTFF).

The research model we developed is a blend of a management information systems (MIS) success model [3], a conceptual model of Piccoli et al., [4], and an e-learning success model of Holsapple and Lee-Post [5].

Thus, this paper takes further steps towards the development of a PAF that provides at once both simplicity and completeness for project managers and other users of process models and project management information systems.

We developed a rule-based system that automatically plans scaffolding systems for pro-active management in Building Information Modeling (BIM).

Analysing the concept of information system (IS) success, DeLone [ 5] developed an information success model for management information systems.

ANOVA: Analysis of variance; CPH: Centre of public health; FGDs: Focus group discussions; GLM: Generalized linear model; MIS: Management information system; NIP National Immunization Program VPDPD: Vaccine preventable disease.

Business process management (BPM), in combination with reference information models, plays an important role.

Despite paying attention to management information needs, the information systems were modelled upon the epidemiological surveillance system, focusing on a single disease (e.g. diarrhoeal disease, or acute respiratory disease) or on a group of diseases (e.g. the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI).