Information systems for managing economic objects. Textbook
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The textbook conducted a systematic generalization of data on the currently developing information systems for managing (ISU) economic facilities. Generalization was carried out on the example of automated control systems for housing and communal services (housing and communal services)
The textbook is aimed at theoretical and methodological aspects of automation of managerial processes in the economy, for example, in housing and communal services, a general characteristic of information systems (IP) as a means of automation of managerial processes, in the frequency of processes in the housing and communal services, is shown the place of automated control systems (ACS) in General classification of IP. Separately identified by the ACS objects of housing and communal services, their goals, objectives, functions and structures, the procedure for developing systems, the task of requirements for ACS, etc. In addition, the technical support of automated management of housing and communal services are described, the principles of operation of the elemental base of the ACS and its individual characteristics are considered. The issues of software and information support of the ACS are affected by housing and communal services, the software of the element base of the ACS and the main stages of building an information base are given on the example of an apartment building. Mathematical methods and models in the management of housing and communal services are given, which can be used at the ACS with housing and communal services. The material is accompanied by specific examples on existing and Housing and communal services objects existing and developed by the AC.
The educational material is intended for use in the study of the discipline "ISU with economic objects" and is associated with the study of ACS and information technology in housing and communal services. In addition, it will be useful to teachers, graduate students and specialists in the development of information systems for various purposes.
2nd edition, processed and supplemented
The textbook is aimed at theoretical and methodological aspects of automation of managerial processes in the economy, for example, in housing and communal services, a general characteristic of information systems (IP) as a means of automation of managerial processes, in the frequency of processes in the housing and communal services, is shown the place of automated control systems (ACS) in General classification of IP. Separately identified by the ACS objects of housing and communal services, their goals, objectives, functions and structures, the procedure for developing systems, the task of requirements for ACS, etc. In addition, the technical support of automated management of housing and communal services are described, the principles of operation of the elemental base of the ACS and its individual characteristics are considered. The issues of software and information support of the ACS are affected by housing and communal services, the software of the element base of the ACS and the main stages of building an information base are given on the example of an apartment building. Mathematical methods and models in the management of housing and communal services are given, which can be used at the ACS with housing and communal services. The material is accompanied by specific examples on existing and Housing and communal services objects existing and developed by the AC.
The educational material is intended for use in the study of the discipline "ISU with economic objects" and is associated with the study of ACS and information technology in housing and communal services. In addition, it will be useful to teachers, graduate students and specialists in the development of information systems for various purposes.
2nd edition, processed and supplemented
Author:
Author:Bochkov Alexander Petrovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Law & Legal
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
Series:
Series: Textbooks for universities. Special literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8114-3769-6
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