Using a Boundary Object Framework to Analyze Interorganizational Collaboration
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CP_070624_Fong-Valerdi-Srinivasan_INCOSE.pdf
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Author(s)
Fong, Allan
Valerdi, Ricardo
Srinivasan, Jayakanth
Date Issued
2007
Abstract
The U.S. military is facing a plethora of challenges as a result of tightening procurement
budgets and the need to acquire new capabilities to operate in modern war environments. This
requires integrating legacy systems with developing technologies in what is loosely defined to be
a System of Systems. Most Systems of Systems require some integrator to manage and operate
the system interfaces. In addition to technical integration challenges, these system integrators
have the difficult undertaking of integrating various organizations. The boundary object
framework proposed by this paper provides a tool for systems integrators working in System of
Systems or any type of complex system to identify and categorize communication, coordination,
and collaboration interfaces and address possible failures.
Subjects
system of systems
systems integrators
complex system
boundary objects
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