There are different approaches to knowledge management. So, a knowledge management system could be analyzed from different viewpoints. Usually the term a “knowledge management system” is used as a synonym for the information and communication tools, and rarely is defined from a social or sociotechnical perspective. This paper acknowledges the socio-technical approach to knowledge management sys...

The paper presents an approach for orchestrating validation of project results from different perspectives by using visual modelling techniques. The context for the paper is the FP6 project MAPPER. Validation in MAPPER covers economic, socio-technical and technical viewpoints. The economic viewpoint mainly focuses on business value and coherence with business drivers like reduced lifecycle time...

Socio-technical systems integrate technical and organizational structures and are related to various stakeholders and their perspectives. The design of socio-technical systems has to support this integration and to take the differing perspectives into account. To support this goal, the design concepts have to be represented with appropriate documentation methods, which combine formal and inform...

Data-driven and integrated urban water management have been proposed to reduce surface pollution in light of climate change urbanization impacts. Besides technological innovation, data-driven require information exchange among many actors, e.g., operators, engineers, or authorities. With the aim achieving a more profound understanding socio-technical infrastructures, such as systems, I draw on ...

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Few RE methods address analysis of socio-technical system requirements. This paper describes a method for analysing dependencies between computer systems and users/stakeholders in the operational environment. Domain scenarios describing the system and its context are used to create an environment model based on the i* notation. The dependencies between inbound and outbound events between the sy...