Enterprise Information Systems

 

Q2: Let’s consider an enterprise called BrotherBikes. BrotherBikes  manufactures bicycles and resells t-shirts.

BrotherBikes sells bikes and t-shirts to a network of customers (specialized, dealers throughout the world, individual customers). It procures raw materials for bikes  from a variety of suppliers, acquires ready-made t-shirts from a set of sewing labs and it has a network of investors and creditors that allows it to support its finance.

Propose a value system level model for BrotherBikes. You may either draw a value system level model similar to Exhibit 2-2 (see text book), or you may prepare a matrix as follows:

External Business Partner

Resources Flowing From External Business Partner

Resources Flowing to External Business Partner