infosystem

English

Etymology

info +‎ system

Noun

infosystem (plural infosystems)

  1. (rare) An information system.
    • 1975, Robert G. Murdick, Joel E. Ross, M.I.S. in action:
      Most of them regard such an infosystem as something requiring a large staff and a large computer.
    • 2008, Helena Flam, Marcus Carson, Rule systems theory: applications and explorations, page 107:
      On the other hand, if sets of attribute values are assigned to objects instead of single values, then we shall deal with non-deterministic infosystems and/or multi-valued infosystems.
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