Enterprise Information Systems II

ISBN-13: 9789048157679 / Angielski / Miękka / 2010 / 222 str.

B. Sharp; Joaquim Filipe; Jose Cordeiro

Opis

The purpose of the 2nd International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems (ICEIS) was to bring together researchers, engineers, and practitioners interested in the advances and business applications of information systems. The research papers focused on real-world applications covering four main themes: Enterprise Database Applications, Artificial Intelligence Applications and Decision Support Systems, Systems Analysis and Specification, and Internet and Electronic Commerce. This volume presents selected papers presented at this conference. This book will be of interest to IT researchers, practitioners, managers and policy makers interested in the advances of Enterprise Information Systems.

Spis treści

Preface. Invited Papers. E-Commerce and Its Real-Time Requirements: Modeling E-Commerce as a Real-Time System; A.M.K. Cheng. Developing Agent-Oriented Information Systems for the Enterprise; J. Castro, et al. Part 1: Enterprise Database Technology and its Applications. Simplifying Database Design and Integrating it into Dynamic Web Site Construction; I. Newman. Process Enabled Information Systems; G. Bruno, M. Torchiano. Information Security: A Logic Based Approach; S. Barker. Object-Oriented Decision Support System; F. Ravat, O. Teste. Measures to Get Better Quality Databases; M. Genero, et al. A Gemstone GIS; M. Garvey, et al. Creating Realistic Data for Performance Evaluation; C. Bates, I. Ritchie. Part 2: Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support Systems. Experiments in Optimising the Task of Anaphora Resolution; C. Orasan, R. Evans. Self Organising Maps for Value Estimation to Solve Reinforcement Learning Tasks; A. Kleiner, et al. An Information Theoretic Self-Organising Map with Disaggregation of Output Classes; M.A. O'Connor, W.J. Walley. Syntax-Directed Translation Schemes for Multi-Agent Systems Conversation Modelling; A. Fred, J. Filipe. Developments of an Information System for Wind Power Stations; S.A. Papazis, et al. An Architecture for On-Line Intelligent Control of Blast Furnaces; J. Tuya, et al. A User-Friendly Development Tool for Medical Diagnosis Based on Bayesian Networks; I. Milho, A. Fred. Part 3: Systems Analysis and Specification. Statecharts for Business Process Modeling; A. Lauder, S. Kent. Addressing Multiple Software Processes in Business; J. Sa, et al. Placing the User in Systems Engineering; A. Alderson. Representation Process and Abductive Reasoning an Experimental Approach of the Diagrammatic Case; B. Morand. IDEF Diagrams and Petri Nets for Business Process Modeling: Suitability, Efficacy, and Complementary Use; V. Bosilj-Vuksic, et al. Integrating Product Data with Workflow Data in Enterprise Models; R. McClatchey, et al. Evaluating it Usage in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises; D.T. Thomas, et al. A Holistic Information Systems Strategy for Organisational Management &endash; Hissom; D. Lanc, L.M. MacKinnon. Rhodes, A Process Component Centered Software Engineering Environment; B. Coulette, et al. Part 4: Internet and Electronic Commerce. An E-Commerce Model for Extending ERP Systems Onto the Internet: An Australian Perspective; C.G. Ash. Mediation, Agreement and Gratitude in Strategic Planning for Virtual Organisations; L. Brito, et al. XML-Based Frameworks for Internet Commerce; Y. Zhao, K. Sandahl. Agents for Electronic Commerce; V. Shankararaman, et al. Towards A Secure and Complete Protocol for Electronic Commerce; R. He, K. Liu. Integrating Meeting Results in Organisations; C.J. Costa, et al. Author Index.