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Kędzierski Stanisław
Title
Sposoby formalnego modelowania celów organizacji
Methods of Formal Organizational Goal Modelling
Source
Prace Naukowe Akademii Ekonomicznej we Wrocławiu, 2004, nr 1011, s. 129-136, rys., bibliogr. 12 poz.
Issue title
Pozyskiwanie wiedzy i zarządzanie wiedzą
Keyword
Identyfikacja celów przedsiębiorstwa, Techniki formułowania celów, Cele przedsiębiorstwa
Identification of company objectives, Objectives formulating techniques, Corporate objectives
Note
summ.
Abstract
Modelowanie organizacji jest częścią wiedzy o niej. Modelowanie celów jest jednym z najważniejszych elementów przedsiębiorstwa. Najpopularniejszą metodą modelowania celów są grafy AND/OR, stanowiąc wygodne narzędzie do opisu i rozdzielania celów.

Organization modeling is a part of organizational knowledge. Goal model is one of more important elements of enterprise model. The most popular method of goal modeling is OR/AND graph technique. Application of First order logic for describing goals and their hierarchy is presented in paper. (original abstract)
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ISSN
0324-8445
Language
pol
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