Research, monitoring and diagnosis of continuous control systems IT capacity of information flows in of metallurgical enterprises

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The article analyzes the effectiveness of the development, implementation and operation of information systems, IT infrastructures the system of metallurgical enterprises and government agencies. Identifying existing problems of the life cycle of IT systems. Some aspects of the development of information technology and the prospects for their use. Prospects of virtualization technologies with the existing development pattern element base processors. Developed IT strategy, which is the link between the strategy of development of the enterprise and the IT department. A comparative analysis of international experience in the application of foreign methodologies, ITIL, COBIT, offering tools to build systems that can provide solutions to highly targeted IT issues. Defined the scope of application of these methodologies in the development of information systems of national importance. A model of the efficiency of public services through information technology. We consider methodologies to gather in a single system the various methodologies, guidance, and legal aspects. The methods for evaluating the effectiveness of information systems. The analysis of simulation systems of information technologies in which they are applied.

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Bulakina, E. N., Nedzelskaya, O. N., Moiseev, V. V., & Bikineeva, A. N. (2018). Research, monitoring and diagnosis of continuous control systems IT capacity of information flows in of metallurgical enterprises. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 411). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/411/1/012050

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