Author Archives: MartinH

About MartinH

Martin Henkel work as assistant professor at the department of computer and systems sciences, Stockholm University.

The European Conference on Web Services – New deadlines for submission!

The European Conference on Web Services (ECOWS) is the premier conference series for both researchers and practitioners to discuss the latest advances in the state of the art and practices of Web services. The 9th edition of the ECOWS series … Continue reading

Posted in Conference, Information Systems, Outside DSV, SYSLAB | Comments Off on The European Conference on Web Services – New deadlines for submission!

Paper on e-service analysis presented on REFSQ’11

On Wednesday I presented the paper “E-Service requirements from a consumer-process perspective” on the 17th International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality (REFSQ 2011). This year REFSQ was held in Essen, Germany. The presented paper, written together … Continue reading

Posted in Conference, Information Systems, Outside DSV, Presentation, Research Paper, SYSLAB | Comments Off on Paper on e-service analysis presented on REFSQ’11

Conference on E-Service Design

Today, March 10, members of the  SamMET project held a conference “Utveckla vinnande e-tjänster” at Stockholm world trade center. The conference presentations included summaries of the research and case studies performed in the project.  A part of the conference concerned … Continue reading

Posted in Conference, Event, Information Systems, Outside DSV, Service Science, SYSLAB | Comments Off on Conference on E-Service Design

Project EnRiMa – site visits in Bilbao and Oviedo

As a part of the EnRiMa FP7 project Naghmeh Aghaee and I, together with project partners from Great Britain and Austria, visited test-sites in Bilbao and Oviedo. The buildings at the test sites will be used for collecting data about … Continue reading

Posted in Information Systems, Outside DSV, SYSLAB, Visit | Leave a comment

Kick-off for the EnRiMa project!

The EnRiMa project held its kick-off meeting in Brussel, 21-23 October.
The project will perform research and development to improve the energy efficiency of public buildings. The concrete contribution of the project will be to develop a decision-support system (DSS) for operators of energy-efficient buildings and spaces of public use. By providing integrated management of conflicting goals such as cost minimisation, meeting energy efficiency, and emission-reduction requirements as well as risk… Continue reading

Posted in SYSLAB | Comments Off on Kick-off for the EnRiMa project!

Updated site on business models in health care

The site shows some examples of how business models can be applied in health care. Each business model is described in terms of problems that they solve, existing examples of their use, and a short discussion of drawback and benefits with the model. Drawback and benefits of each model are described by linking to a set of values derived from existing quality frameworks.
– Take a look at http://dsv.su.se/vippa (site in swedish)
The site is developed as a part o… Continue reading

Posted in SYSLAB | Comments Off on Updated site on business models in health care

Joint article: A Framework for Goal-oriented Analysis of Healthcare Processes

Together with Karolinska Institutet we have got a paper accepted for Medinfo’2010! In the paper we outline a framework that can aid in identifying problems in health care processes. The framework can be used for improving current care processes, as well as for the design of supporting e-health solutions. The paper contains a case study from the Vippa project.

Authors: Maria Hägglund, Martin Henkel, Jelena Zdravkovic, Paul Johannesson, Inger Rising, I

Continue reading

Posted in SYSLAB | Comments Off on Joint article: A Framework for Goal-oriented Analysis of Healthcare Processes

Vinnova proposal- Project MODIG

In collaboration with Previa and CD Consulting we submitted a Vinnova project proposal entitled “Model and dialog driven service innovation”.

The driver behind the proposal is that change and renewal in the company health care area requires effective tools for supporting the creation of new, innovative service offerings. The project purpose is to produce instruments in the form of business models, communities and service-based IT support to facilitate service innovation within an organization.… Continue reading

Posted in SYSLAB | Comments Off on Vinnova proposal- Project MODIG