Enterprisology

As used here, the term enterprisography refers to the techniques and tools used to capture and analyze information about enterprises.  This includes models and architectures of various dimensions of the business, but it also includes the large variety of ways that businesses and other enterprises capture information about themselves and their environments, strictly for the purposes of running the business.  We consider such representations as a simulation model of the supply chain, the firm's chart of accounts, an organization chart, a logical database design, a shop floor layout, etc. as forms of enterprisography.

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