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Objects are the elementary particles of an information system.

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Objects are the elementary particles of an information system.

Objects are the elementary particles of an information system.
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Object Oriented Systems Analysis and Design

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Solved The construction of an information system can have political ramifications.
Solved An information system is primarily a commercial product.
Solved An information system is a closed system.
Solved Technology to support an information system is itself a system.
Solved The communication system carries information to its users.
Solved Real objects and virtual objects embody different concepts.
Solved An information system is built from the inside out.
Solved Objects are the smallest units of an information system.

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