Investment costs play a crucial role in determining the
level of system integration. High-level integration requires significant
investment, while lower investment typically leads to low-level integration.
Different strategic approaches and economic investments can be applied
depending on the desired level of system integration. A strategic plan outlines
the necessary actions to achieve goals and address critical issues within the
System Framework. All processes and measures must meet specific eligibility
criteria for successful system integration. These criteria include:
1- Alignment of
system cultures.
2- A robust
security model for services and products.
3- Delivery of
high-quality outputs.
4- Ensuring
secure information flow.
5- Sensitivity to
output performance.
6- Regular
strategic network solutions.
7- Standardization
in technology and regulation.
8- Consistent
performance standards.
9- Unified
language and thought processes.
10- Strong
commitment to integrity.
11- A sense of
solidarity.
12- High
cognitive flexibility.
13- Independence
with mobility.
14- Freedom to
innovate.
15- Global and
local adaptability.
16- Maintaining
information consistency.
17- Developing
algorithms to predict complex changes in external environments.
18- Monitoring
and responding to external forces.
19- Implementing
benchmarking processes at integrated resources.
20- Conducting
tests and prognoses in both internal and external system environments.
21- High
awareness of system performance.
22- Holistic and
local analysis.
23- Analysis of
coordination, collaboration, and communication channels.
24- Developmental
activity analysis.
25- Financial
analysis.
26- Assessing the
side effects of new regulations.
27- Evolutionary
analysis of system behavior.
28- Contextual
ethical analysis.
29- Ensuring a
consistent balance of resources.
Additionally, frequent evaluation of global variables
across system boundaries is essential to instantiate core assets within the
system at various levels (or layers).
By implementing these objective criteria, organizations can
achieve high-level integration or adjust to lower levels based on their
investment capabilities.
Observation:
The comprehensive integration secures a competitive edge for the
emerging economic community model and deepens strategic immersion within the
globally interconnected enterprise.
Observation:
Systems owners can identify complexity in an integrated system using
prognostic tests on its subcomponents. High-level integration reduces the costs
associated with visualizing complex models within system platforms.
