Cognitive Information Systems and Related Architecture Issues

Abstract

The rapid developments in information technology and business, must drive the progress of Cognitive Information Systems (CIS). There are some studies on the generic model of CIS analysis and design. The work herein, seeks to combine multiple CIS and Understanding-based management systems concepts into a single design strategy (UBMSS). But they weren't identified as modeling artifacts or as building blocks as enabler that are required to construct a consistent and integrated system. The artifacts that are the basis to generate functions for CIS are as follows: semi-structured documents, models of business processes, components of knowledge management, building blocks of the enterprise, and information architecture, along with autonomous software components, and methods of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The above-described parts, were merged into a single framework for CIS modeling. This framework is based on the object-oriented paradigm. The study seeks to characterize and propose an overall model that helps us comprehend CIS and UBMSS features, allowing us to build a realistic development strategy for Cognitive Information and Cognitive Management Systems (CMSs).