Titlebook: Designing Thriving Systems; Marrying Technical R Leslie J. Waguespack Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 design.systems design.a

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The Brain of Two Hemispheres, distinctly human behavior. The physiology of the brain exhibits a clear and definite bifurcation referred to as the left and right hemispheres. After millennia of evolution the two hemispheres have developed distinct, but complementary modes of intellectual behavior. Their distinctness of orientati

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Reflection-Driven Design,the invested stakeholders. The terms “recipe” and “conversation” steer clear of any appearance of prescription. Both terms connote a sense of “becoming” rather than consummation. In that sense, the focus is on design as a “l(fā)iving cycle” rather than a final product of construction. At its core, the “

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TST Choice Properties Extruded Through Mediums of Construction,essed. The properties reflect both objective (structural) and subjective (aesthetic) design characteristics. The objective characteristics reflect aspects of organization subject to counting and measurement while the subjective aspects attend to experiential, emotive, and (often tacit) affective hum

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Security Design Quality Named and Framed Through TST Choice Property Clusters, each of seven artefact domains. To explore the compounding of quality effects in property clusters, this chapter presents naming and framing a perspective of design quality on cybersecurity that “interprets” the clustered Thriving Systems choice properties. The design aspects entailing security are

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Educating Thriving Systems Designers,ationality, a presumption that design like any computation can be achieved algorithmically. In the narrowest of contexts this may be true but, in any practical, social sphere of relevance design is a truly “wicked problem!” Indeed, extensive effort has been invested in attempts at “design by compute

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5055-8he project goals among the stakeholders. This chapter first presents the reflection-driven design recipe as it has evolved. Then a synopsis of its origin in the analysis of code refactoring examines the role of Thriving Systems Theory in emancipating an operative appreciative system.

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Vorgangsbearbeitung im Informationsverbundlogy that enumerates a paradigm relevant to information systems development. Each respective ontology defines a design space as the domain of possible structural and behavioral choices available to the designer(s).