Challenging the chain : governing the automated exchange and processing of business information. / / Co authors, S. Bal [and nine others] ; edited by N. Bharosa [and three others].
What is digital business reporting? Why do we need it? And how can we improve it? This book aims to address these questions by illustrating the rise of system-to-system information exchange and the opportunities for improving transparency and accountability. Governments around the world are looking...
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Place / Publishing House: | Delft, The Netherlands : : IOS Press,, 2015. ©2015 |
Year of Publication: | 2015 |
Edition: | 1st ed. |
Language: | English |
Physical Description: | 1 online resource (442 pages) :; illustrations. |
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Table of Contents:
- Title Page
- Table of Contents
- Preface by the Director of Logius
- Preface by the Director-General of the Tax and Customs Administration of the Netherlands
- About the Editors
- A Word of Thanks
- Prologue
- Introduction
- What is business reporting?
- What are the enablers for digital reporting?
- S2S integration for digital business reporting
- The envisioned SBR solution
- Implementing the solution in a pluriform domain
- Readers' guide
- Part A - SBR as a Challenge for Information Chains
- Information Chains
- Introduction
- What is a chain?
- Drivers of a chain
- General characteristics of chains
- Specific characteristics of information chains
- Chapter conclusion
- Change Management in Information Chains
- The issue of change
- Obstacles for realising change
- The conceptual challenges when managing change in reporting chains
- The paramount importance of acceptance
- Two opposing change management approaches
- Control instruments for steering the change management process
- Steering Change in Chain Information Systems
- Introduction
- The interplay between governance and technology
- A closer look at two categories of changes
- Answering the change steering question for a known Situation B
- Steering change when Situation B is unknown
- Discussion
- Chapter conclusion
- Part B - SBR as a Solution for Information Chains
- Managing Data in Information Chains
- Introduction
- How is data exchanged?
- How is data specified?
- The data specifications for SBR chains
- Chapter conclusion
- I-processes
- The umbrella term `process'
- What is a process?
- What is a good process?
- What are the management philosophies concerning process improvement?
- How can a good process be maintained?
- What tools and methods can be used for design and maintenance?.
- What specific requirements are imposed on I-processes in SBR chains?
- Chapter conclusion
- Technical Foundations of SBR
- Introduction
- Interaction patterns
- Configurations for standardisation of information exchange and processing
- Requirements for the generic infrastructure
- Enabling technologies for the realisation of the generic infrastructure
- Architecture and components of the generic infrastructure
- Chapter conclusion
- Information Chain Security
- Introduction
- The risks of information exchange
- The information assurance requirements rooted in laws and regulations
- Enabling technologies
- Information security measures in SBR chains
- Chapter conclusion
- Governance and Service Management
- Introduction
- Generic principles of governance
- Governance of SBR reporting chains: horizontal integration
- Vertical chain integration
- Network integration
- Coherence between the governance of the three integration forms
- Current SBR governance
- The central role of the SSC in SBR chains
- Chapter conclusion
- Reporting Chain Reengineering Methodology for the Implementation of SBR
- Introduction
- Sketch of the SBR chain in Situation B
- An outline of the methodology
- The exploration phase
- The detailed analysis and redesign phase
- The experiment phase
- The scaling up phase
- Chapter conclusion
- Final Conclusions
- Appendices
- Appendix A - A brief history of SBR in the Netherlands
- Appendix B - Writing process
- Appendix C - Glossary and abbreviations
- About the Contributors
- Literature Overview.