Information Architecture for Organizing Interaction with External Participants Based on Russian Information Standards
Abstract
Information architecture provides the semantics of interaction between participants of economic activity. With the growth of digitized assets, the role of domain specialists with deep knowledge in informatics is increasing, who are able to generalize domain experience as a reflection of a set of rules, principles, and behavioral dependencies of objects. The work is based on a modular product architecture, which involves organizing interaction with external participants. Information exchange is organized using Russian standards. The paper provides an overview of Russian standards designed to standardize information exchange between different levels of enterprise management: from data capture by physical devices to strategic management decisions based on receiving and processing enterprise information and its environment. Managing an industrial enterprise requires constant attention to optimization, cost-effectiveness, energy efficiency, and reducing time-to-market for new products. Modern methods of working with information allow solving these problems based on data sets reflecting all economic aspects in various dimensions.
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