Printz, Jacques,

System architecture and complexity : contribution of systems of systems to systems thinking / Jacques Printz. - 1 PDF. - Systems of systems complexity set ; v. 2 . - Systems of systems complexity set ; v. 2. .

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The Foundations of Systemics. The Foundations of Systemics -- The Legacy of Norbert Wiener and the Birth of Cybernetics -- At the Origins of System Sciences: Communication and Control -- The Definitions of Systemics: Integration and Interoperability of Systems -- The System and its Invariants -- Generations of Systems and the System in the System -- A World of Systems of Systems. A World of Systems of Systems -- The Problem of Control -- Dynamics of Processes -- Interoperability -- Fundamental Properties of Systems of Systems -- Conclusion: The Three Principles of Systemics -- List of Acronyms -- References -- Index -- Other titles from iSTE in Systems and Industrial Engineering - Robotics.

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The emergence of a true systemic science - the systemic one - capable of rigorously addressing the many problems posed by the design and management of the evolution of modern complex systems is therefore urgently needed if wants to be able to provide satisfactory answers to the many profoundly systemic challenges that humanity will have to face at the dawn of the third millennium. This emergence is of course not easy because one can easily understand that the development of the systemic is mechanically confronted with all the classical disciplines which can all pretend to bring part of the explanations necessary to the understanding of a system and which do not naturally see a good eye a new discipline claim to encompass them in a holistic approach ... The book of Jacques Printz is therefore an extremely important contribution to this new emerging scientific and technical discipline: it is indeed first of all one of the very few "serious" works published in French and offering a good introduction to the systemic. It gives an extremely broad vision of this field, taking a thread given by the architecture of systems, in other words by the part of the systemic that is interested in the structure of systems and their design processes, which allows everyone to fully understand the issues and issues of the systemic. We can only encourage the reader to draw all the quintessence of the masterful work of Jacques Printz which mixes historical reminders explaining how the systemic emerged, introduction to key concepts of the systemic and practical examples to understand the nature and the scope of the ideas introduced.




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9781119751496

10.1002/9781119751519 doi


System theory.


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