Enterprise Information Systems VII

ISBN-13: 9781402053238 / Angielski / Twarda / 2006 / 265 str.

Chin-Sheng Chen; Joaquim Filipe; Isabel Seruca

Opis

This book contains the best papers of the Seventh International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems (ICEIS 2005), held in Miami (USA) and organized by INSTICC (Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Communication and Control) in collaboration with FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, who hosted the event. Following the route started in 1999, ICEIS has become a major point of contact between research scientists, engineers and practitioners on the area of business applications of information systems. This conference, which is now one of the largest annual conferences in the Information Systems area, has received an increased interest every year, especially from the international academic community. This year, five simultaneous tracks were held, covering different aspects related to enterprise computing, including: "Databases and Information Systems Integration," "Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support Systems," "Information Systems Analysis and Specification," "Software Agents and Internet Computing" and "Human-Computer Interaction." The sections of this book reflect the conference tracks. ICEIS 2005 received 459 paper submissions from 41 different countries, in all continents. 89 papers were published and orally presented as full papers, i.e. completed work, 110 position papers reflecting work-in-progress were accepted for short presentation and another 90 for poster presentation. These numbers, leading to a "full-paper" acceptance ratio below 20%, show the intention of preserving a high quality forum.

Spis treści

Preface. Conference committee. Invited speakers. Invited papers. EIS implementation research: an assessment and suggestions for the future; H. Barki. Changing the way the enterprise works - operational transformations; T.J. Greene. Enterprise ontology -understanding the essence of organizational operation; J.L.G. Dietz. Building successful interorganizational systems - IT and change management; M.L. Markus. Part 1 - Databases and information systems integration. The hybrid digital tree - a new indexing technique for large string databases; Q. Xue et al. Musical retrieval in P2P networks under the warping distance; I. Karydis et al. Change detection and maintenance of an XML web warehouse; C.-M. Chao. Choosing groupware tools and elicitation techniques according to stakeholders' features; G.N. Aranda et al. Analytical and experimental evaluation of stream-based join; H. Kostowski and K.T. Claypool. Part 2 - Artificial intelligence and decision support systems. Construction of decision trees using data cube; L. Fu. An application of non-linear programming to train recurrent neural networks in time series prediction problems; M.P. Cuéllar et al. Intelligent solution evaluation based on alternative user profiles; G. Bardis et al. Using DMFSQL for financial clustering; R.A. Carrasco et al. Knowledge management in non-governmental organisations: a partnership for the future; J. Braga de Vasconcelos et al. Towards a change-based chance discovery; Z. Wu and A.Y. Tawfik. Part 3 - Information systems analysis and specification. Early detection of cots functional suitability for an e-payment case study; A. Cechich and M. Piattini. Preserving the context of interrupted business process activities; S. Bassil et al. The 'right to be let alone' and privateinformation; S.S. Al-Fedaghi. Perspectives on process documentation - a case study; J. Becker et al. Sustainable development and investment in information technologies - a socio-economic analysis; M.J. Pereira et al. Quality of service in flexible workflows through process constraints; S. Sadiq et al. Real time detection of novel attacks by means of data mining techniques; M. Esposito et al. Part 4 - Software agents and internet computing. Generic fault-tolerant layer supporting publish/subscribe messaging in mobile agent systems; M. Tosic and A. Zaslavsky. Boosting item findability: bridging the semantic gap between search phrases and item information; H. Davulcu et al. Integrating agent technologies into enterprise systems using web services; E.H. Ramírez and R.F. Brena. Part 5 - Human-Computer Interaction. Opendpi: a toolkit for developing document-centered environments; O. Beaudoux and M. Beaudouin-Lafon. Why anthropomorphic user interface feedback can be effective and preferred by users; P. Murano. Distance learning by intelligent tutoring system. Part I: Agent-based architecture for user-centred adaptivity; A. Fernández-Caballero et al. A controlled experiment for measuring the usability of webapps using patterns; F. Javier García et al. Author index.

Blurb

The purpose of the 7th 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. Five simultaneous tracks have been held, covering different aspects of Enterprise Information Systems Applications, including Enterprise Database Technology, Systems Integration, Artificial Intelligence, Decision Support Systems, Information Systems Analysis and Specification, Internet Computing, Electronic Commerce and Human Factors.

ICEIS focuses on real world applications: therefore authors were asked to highlight the benefits of Information Technology for industry and services. During the conference there was an interesting debate on how to solve business problems, using IT. Paper presentations included the description of advanced prototypes, systems, tools and techniques as well as general surveys indicating future directions for information systems and technologies.

Papers included in the book are the best papers presented at the ICEIS 2005 conference.