Chapter 7. System Characteristics
“The Devil is in the (Non-Functional) Details”
Angela Wick
In This Chapter:
Non-functional characteristics of systems such as performance, evolvability, scalability, and availability are well-recognized as key criteria in the design of system architectures. In this chapter, we will extend this by exploring the relationship between these non-functional characteristics and the construction and use of common information models. Through the lens of GKDMR Travel, we will highlight the similarities and differences between systems of record, systems of engagement, and systems of insight—and how the non-functional characteristics of each lead to different design and modeling decisions.
Introduction
Information systems ...
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