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Richard Veryard writes in the opening paragraph: "This book is about coordination at three levels: the enterprise or organization, the comguterized information systems that support the enterprise, and (in between) the information models of the enterprise. As we shall see, these models both belong to the enterprise and also represent the enterprise (or parts of it). Furthermox:e, when they have been used to plan and design computerized information systems, they represent the structure of these ~ystems." (p 1)

Information coordination—the management of information model, systems, and organizations