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The present essay discusses the ontology, epistemology, methodology and ethics of design science. It suggests that Information Systems as a design science should be based on a sound ontology, including an ontology of IT artifacts. In the case of epistemology, the essay emphasizes the irreducibility of the prescriptive knowledge of IT artifacts to theoretical descriptive knowledge. It also expre...

Local and global bifurcation structure of the forced Lorenz model in the r−F plane is investigated. The forced Lorenz model is a conceptual model for understanding the influence of the slowly varying boundary forcing like Sea Surface Temperature (SST) on the Indian summer monsoon rainfall variability. Shift in the probability density function between the two branches of the Lorenz attractor as ...

This paper analyses the fundamental philosophical assumptions of five “contrasting” information systems development (ISD) approaches: the interactionist approach, the speech act-based approach, the soft systems methodology approach, the trade unionist approach, and the professional work practice approach. These five approaches are selected for analysis because they illustrate alternative philos...

This paper presents an in-depth longitudinal analysis of an organisational change process at Technico, a large European Company. The central question is the following: is there a "dominant" paradigmatic approach enabling to understand change processes or is there a need for adopting a multi-paradigmatic view to improve our understanding? The intent was to refrain from adopting an a priori conce...

Flow logic is an approach to static analysis that separates the specification of when an analysis estimate is acceptable for a program from the actual computation of the analysis information. It allows one not only to combine a variety of programming paradigms but also to link up with state-of-the-art developments in classical approaches to static analysis, in particular data flow analysis, con...