There are numerous- instance levels between
two systems successfully integrated. Each instance level may have either detectable
or undetectable patterns within system development.
Invisible entities sometimes appear in system integration when two
systems integrate without instruction in a new instance level and with a
missing performance prediction model. Two methods must specify unique
instance-level combinations before changes occur in the current instance level.
After the integration model, the new instance level must be reevaluated between
the two system platforms. Failure analysis in the different integration modes
can diminish output value quality in system integration. A briefcase study or
insufficient knowledge about system behaviors produces invisible entities in
system integration. System designers must also raise awareness of two systems'
local variables, cultures, system functionalities, and characteristics before
system integration.
Global Variables have responsibilities in
system integration at different instance levels. Optimized variables produce
transparency in internal and external integration systems.
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