Designing enterprise systems: leveraging knowledge in a distributed pattern-building community

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Authors: Ashley Lloyd, J. Ure, Arabella Cranmore, R. Dewar, R.J. Pooley
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Abstract

Enterprise networks are “socio-technical” systems “par excellence”, depending on the integrated management of knowledge of a range of co-ordinating technical and socio-technical processes. The paper outlines a cross-disciplinary collaboration taking a socio-technical perspective on the design and management of extended ICT-supported systems such as the supply chain and e-business portals. It investigates the potential of patterns, pattern-languages, and pattern-building communities as vehicles for the collaborative construction, transfer and re-use of tacit knowledge from the different domains of expertise required to inform the design of these complex, networked systems.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Information Systems Theories and Implementation Advanced Software Engineering Methodologies Software Engineering Techniques and Practices

Publication details

Journal / source
CRC Press eBooks
Pages
597–604
Publication date
11 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter