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Basic Concepts of Systems Analysis
Authors:TED PACKARD  ADDIE FUHRIMAN
Abstract:… a system is simply the structure or organization of an orderly whole, clearly showing the interrelations of the parts to each other and to the whole itself. From this definition, these criteria emerge:
  • 1 . There must be a structure or organization.
  • 2 . The structure or organization must be conceptualized as a whole.
  • 3 . The whole must be orderly.
  • 4 . The whole must have parts.
  • 5 . Parts can be shown clearly relating to each other.
  • 6 . Parts can be shown clearly relating to the whole.
—Silvern [1972, pp. 1–3]
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