Information Systems
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| Originally published | 1989 |
| Authors | Paul Beynon-Davies |
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| ID | 3090729 |
About Information Systems
In this third edition, the author has arranged the material in five major parts: context, tools, techniques, methods, management and discipline. Within the parts, popular chapters have been retained and updated to reflect modern developments in the area of information systems development. . . .
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Train information systems working again after outage
Rail operators have apologised after train timetable Information Systems were temporarily out of action across the UK on Wednesday morning.
Live departure boards and online journey planners were affected, causing confusion for passengers.
The operators LNER, Northern, Cross Country Trains and Greater Anglia all reported issues.
The Rail Delivery Group, which represents train companies, said the issue was now fixed.
" This Morning the industry real Time Train running Information System was temporarily down which affected live departure boards and online journey planners, " it said.
" We would like to apologise to our passengers for any inconvenience this may have caused. "
Earlier National Rail had advised people to purchase tickets at stations or onboard trains rather than online.
No train services were affected by The Glitch , it added.
Cross Country Trains tweeted that due to a " fault affecting all train operators" information for services " may not be available" on its app, website and also other train information services.
" We Are working with our industry partners to resolve the issue as soon as possible, " The Company said.
The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Greater Anglia said customers would need to purchase tickets from The Station or ticket vending machines " until this has been resolved".
" We Are hoping to have this resolved as soon as possible, " it said. " Apologies for any inconvenience caused. "
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