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Abstract

Nowadays businesses often decide to form networked value constellations in order to satisfy complex customer needs. To fulfill the value-based requirements of an e-Business idea and to realize the coordination of such a multi-actor network an adequate underlying information systems architecture has to be conceptualized. This paper discusses the applicability of classical information system planning approaches, such as Information Engineering to cross-organizational settings expressed
through value-based requirements. On the basis of this analysis several requirements for the enhancement and adaptation of Information Engineering-like methodologies
for e-Business ideas are defined for the purpose of enabling alignment between a value-based business context and the information systems architecture in a networked environment.
The paper proposes a way to derive data-orientation from value-orientation,
i.e. an enterprise model from a value model. This in turn enables afterwards the
straightforward use of traditional data-oriented techniques for value-based business
models.

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