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Application of integration model in the development of IT pharmaceutical company
Beneš, Jan ; Gála, Libor (advisor) ; Komenda, Vojtěch (referee)
This diploma thesis is about Singletary's Integration Infrastructure Model and its practical application. The main goal of the thesis is proposal of application of IT Integration Infrastructure Model from Lester Singletary in practical realization of integration with development of existing eCommerce solution in business practice. In theoretical part there is introduced each point for achieving the goal, which is used to build an appropriate methodology or its consequential application. In the following part there is shortly defined the description of practical application, where is explained how is the creation of methodology for fulfilment of Singletary model approached. After that follows the proposal of methodology, character of particular environment in which is the model applied and the application of the methodology itself as well as creation of the model. The benefit of this thesis is experimental application of proposed methodology, which leads to achievement of Lester Singletary's model which helps to determine easier if the model is suitable for practical application or not. Another benefit is categorisation of the model by chosen solution which simplifies its search and classification.
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Comparison of bank accounts using the selected systems approach
Sedláčková, Zuzana ; Klas, Jan (advisor) ; Brixí, Radim (referee)
The goal of this work was to evaluate the usefulness of Checkland's Soft Systems Methodology to the problem of choosing the appropriate checking account. The structure of this work is divided into three phases. The first part is applied to the theory of soft systems. I have focused primarily on the steps of Checkland's Soft Systems Methodology. In the next section, I applied the aforementioned methodology to the problem of choosing the most convenient checking account. I chose the methodology only some steps that helped me to solve the problem: a description of the unstructured situation, expressing the problem situation through rich picture, creating root definitions, conceptual model and compared the model with reality. I propounded two root definitions, which describe how the system works. Comparing models with reality is meant to compare the various criteria under which the clients choose the checking account. I got the criteria of root definitions and question form. Especially comparing those criteria, I found the usefulness of the methodology to the problem. The last phase is the actual comparison of customers' requirements with what each account offers. I chose a total of 4 types of clients - students, families, single-person households and pensioners.
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