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by Heinz-Karl Klein, Kalle Lyytinen, R. A. Hirschheim
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Data modeling was hypothesized to be the "salvation" of an organization's data problems. This book aims to analyze the problems encountered and to present a comparative philosophical study of the various approaches. On the philosophical level, the authors explore the epistemology, ontology, and rationality of each modeling approach. While on the theoretical computer science level, a systematic study of the history and development of three major strands of data modeling is presented. ^L This book will be of great interest to all computer scientists using information systems as well as philosophers with an interest in computing applications.
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