The material collected in Technologies for Business Systems covers a broad range of applications of computer science methods and algorithms in business practice. It presents a research cutting edge in development, implementation, and improvement of computer systems. The computer science and informat
Technologies for Business Information Systems
β Scribed by Jan vom Brocke, Oliver Thomas (auth.), Witold Abramowicz, Heinrich C. Mayr (eds.)
- Publisher
- Springer
- Year
- 2007
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 432
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Technologies for Business Information Systems The material collected in this book covers a broad range of applications of c- puter science methods and algorithms in business practice. It presents a research cutting edge in development, implementation, and improvement of computer s- tems. We publish this book with intention that it helps to establish strong foun- tions for further development of research in this area and support people involved in business computer applications, those implementing computer technology in industry. The computer science and information systems topics covered in the book include data warehouses, ERP, XML, ontologies, rule languages, Web s- vices. We divided the chapters into several areas of applications of the above. There are parts on modeling business processes, devoted to applications of formal methods and metrics that assist this crucial step for contemporary heavy-IT o- ented enterprises. This is accompanied by chapters on information systems c- sidered both from engineering and social perspectives. Particular topics on so- ware engineering have been placed in a separate book part. We addressed also advancements in information retrieval and formal representation of knowledge - ing ontologies and rule languages. These topics are worth of interest due to their reemergence in recent years, significant advances and broad range of potential as well as actual applications. Last but not least comes the other area of applying IT β e-government. Several authors elaborate on methods and experiences of IT adoption for administrative purposes.
β¦ Table of Contents
Conceptual Modelling for Grid Computing: Applying Collaborative Reference Modelling....Pages 1-11
Approaches for Business Process Model Complexity Metrics....Pages 13-24
Characterization and Tool Supported Selection of Business Process Modeling Methodologies....Pages 25-37
A Framework for Utilizing Preferred Work Practice for Business Process Evolution....Pages 39-50
On the Suitability of the Pi-Calculus for Business Process Management....Pages 51-62
Variability Modeling and Product Derivation in E-Business Process Families....Pages 63-74
Investigation of Reporting Tools for Cadastre Information Systems....Pages 75-85
Internet Supported Mass Enrollment to High Schools....Pages 87-95
Dealing with Administrative Discretions in E-Government: The Citizen Consultation Model....Pages 97-108
Examples of Situation Spaces in Context-aware Business Solutions....Pages 109-119
ERP Implementation Effort Estimation Using Data Envelopment Analysis....Pages 121-132
Contrasting Rankings from Social Choice Aggregation Methods for Business Information System Selection in Multiple Case Studies....Pages 133-144
Managing Adaptive Information Projects in the Context of a Software Developer Organizational Structure....Pages 145-157
Requirements for Establishing a Conceptual Knowledge Framework in Virtual Enterprises....Pages 159-171
Two Methods for Schema Design for Intelligent XML Documents in Organizations....Pages 173-182
IS Evolution Benefit Assessment β Challenges with Economic Investment Criteria....Pages 183-191
Adaptive Human-to-Human Collaboration via Negotiations of Social Protocols....Pages 193-203
Is E-learning More Suitable for Full-time or for Part-time Students?....Pages 205-215
Automated Acquisition of Semantic Relations for Information Retrieval Systems....Pages 217-228
Analysis of Query Logs of the Library Catalogues in the Internet Network....Pages 229-240
Business Process Retrieval of Company Policies....Pages 241-252
A Comprehensive Assessment of Modern Information Retrieval Tools....Pages 253-262
Polish Texts Analysis for Developing Semantic-Aware Information Systems....Pages 263-275
Temporalizing Ontology....Pages 277-287
Semantics-driven XML Data Exchange within Web-serviced Business Applications....Pages 289-298
An Ontological Document Management System....Pages 299-311
Cost Estimation for Ontology Development: Applying the ONTOCOM Model....Pages 313-325
Perspectives of Belief Revision in Document-driven Evolution of Ontology....Pages 327-339
Assuring Enterprise-Wide Information Quality Management Capability Maturity....Pages 341-351
Involving Users to Improve the Level of Their Satisfaction from a Software Product Designed for Public Organization....Pages 353-363
Wrapping Semistructured Data to an Object-Oriented Model for a Data Grid....Pages 365-377
Script-based System for Monitoring Client-side Activity....Pages 379-391
A Security Evaluation Model for Multi-Agent Distributed Systems....Pages 393-402
Industrial Application and Evaluation of a Software Evolution Decision Model....Pages 403-415
....Pages 417-427
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