Enterprise and Organizational Modeling and Simulation
Barjis, Joseph.
Enterprise and Organizational Modeling and Simulation 6th International Workshop, EOMAS 2010, held at CAiSE 2010, Hammamet, Tunisia, June 7-8, 2010. Selected Papers / [recurso electrónico] : edited by Joseph Barjis. - IX, 197p. 73 illus. online resource. - Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 63 1865-1348 ; . - Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 63 .
Business Process Simulation Revisited -- The Relevance of Modeling and Simulation in Enterprise and Organizational Study -- Organization Modeling and Simulation Using BORM Approach -- Agent-Based Simulation for Evaluating Flexible and Agile Business Processes: Separating Knowledge Rules, Process Rules and Information Resources -- Using Fact-Based Modeling for Business Simulation -- A Framework for the Semantic Representation of Business Processes within Business Organizational Models -- ERP Implementation Strategies: The Importance of Process Modeling and Analysis -- A Technique for Annotating EA Information Models with Goals -- Applying DEMO in Operations Research: Lot Sizing and Scheduling -- User Interfaces Modelling of Workflow Information Systems -- Mal-processes: Explicitly Modelling the Deviant -- Modeling Human Decision Behaviors for Accurate Prediction of Project Schedule Duration.
Enterprises of the 21st century are crucial components in delivering services to society and contributing to economic prosperity. Service is delivered when an enterprise is conducting its business within its business environment. With the growing complexity of modern business processes and continuously cha- ing business environment, enterprise study (enterprise engineering)requires p- found engineering approaches with properties such as ability for reengineering, scalability, adaptability, and reimplementation. Enterprises are purposefully - signedandimplementedsystemstoful?llcertainfunctions. Asanysystem,ent- prises are objects of continuous improvements, redesign and reimplementation. Usually, a redesigning activity is triggered by changes in the business envir- ment, where the enterprise is functioning (delivering its service), or an internal need for e?ciency. The departure point for any design or redesign activity p- tinent to an enterprise is ?rst to understand the enterprise business processes. Therefore, in the overall enterprise engineering activities, business process m- eling plays a central role. However, an extended enterprise and organizational studyinvolvesbothanalysisanddesignactivities,inwhichmodelingandsimu- tion play prominent roles. The growing role of modeling and simulation attracts serious attention of researchers in the context of enterprises. Modeling and s- ulation are the tools and methods that are e?ective, e?cient, economic, and widely used in enterpriseengineering,organizationalstudy, and business process management. Complementary insights of modeling and simulation in enterprise engineering constitute a whole cycle of study of these complex sociotechnical system enterprises.
9783642157233
Economics.
Software engineering.
Information systems.
Management information systems.
Economics/Management Science.
Business Information Systems.
Computer Appl. in Administrative Data Processing.
Information Systems Applications (incl.Internet).
Software Engineering.
HF54.5-54.56
650
Enterprise and Organizational Modeling and Simulation 6th International Workshop, EOMAS 2010, held at CAiSE 2010, Hammamet, Tunisia, June 7-8, 2010. Selected Papers / [recurso electrónico] : edited by Joseph Barjis. - IX, 197p. 73 illus. online resource. - Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 63 1865-1348 ; . - Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 63 .
Business Process Simulation Revisited -- The Relevance of Modeling and Simulation in Enterprise and Organizational Study -- Organization Modeling and Simulation Using BORM Approach -- Agent-Based Simulation for Evaluating Flexible and Agile Business Processes: Separating Knowledge Rules, Process Rules and Information Resources -- Using Fact-Based Modeling for Business Simulation -- A Framework for the Semantic Representation of Business Processes within Business Organizational Models -- ERP Implementation Strategies: The Importance of Process Modeling and Analysis -- A Technique for Annotating EA Information Models with Goals -- Applying DEMO in Operations Research: Lot Sizing and Scheduling -- User Interfaces Modelling of Workflow Information Systems -- Mal-processes: Explicitly Modelling the Deviant -- Modeling Human Decision Behaviors for Accurate Prediction of Project Schedule Duration.
Enterprises of the 21st century are crucial components in delivering services to society and contributing to economic prosperity. Service is delivered when an enterprise is conducting its business within its business environment. With the growing complexity of modern business processes and continuously cha- ing business environment, enterprise study (enterprise engineering)requires p- found engineering approaches with properties such as ability for reengineering, scalability, adaptability, and reimplementation. Enterprises are purposefully - signedandimplementedsystemstoful?llcertainfunctions. Asanysystem,ent- prises are objects of continuous improvements, redesign and reimplementation. Usually, a redesigning activity is triggered by changes in the business envir- ment, where the enterprise is functioning (delivering its service), or an internal need for e?ciency. The departure point for any design or redesign activity p- tinent to an enterprise is ?rst to understand the enterprise business processes. Therefore, in the overall enterprise engineering activities, business process m- eling plays a central role. However, an extended enterprise and organizational studyinvolvesbothanalysisanddesignactivities,inwhichmodelingandsimu- tion play prominent roles. The growing role of modeling and simulation attracts serious attention of researchers in the context of enterprises. Modeling and s- ulation are the tools and methods that are e?ective, e?cient, economic, and widely used in enterpriseengineering,organizationalstudy, and business process management. Complementary insights of modeling and simulation in enterprise engineering constitute a whole cycle of study of these complex sociotechnical system enterprises.
9783642157233
Economics.
Software engineering.
Information systems.
Management information systems.
Economics/Management Science.
Business Information Systems.
Computer Appl. in Administrative Data Processing.
Information Systems Applications (incl.Internet).
Software Engineering.
HF54.5-54.56
650
