Category: SYSLAB

  • IADIS conference on “ICT, Society and Human Beings”, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, July 22-24, 2008

    As member of the program committee of IADIS conference on “ICT, Society and Human Beings” (part of IADIS Multi Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems 2008…

  • Business Process Management and Workflow Systems

    Business Process Reengineering, Business Process Management, Workflow Management Systems and Process Aware Information Systems are a few concepts circulating around during the last decade and denoting a special kind of information systems or activities relevant for their development and utilization. These concepts address the intersection of the Information Systems and Business Management areas. As in…

  • Contact established with Tibco, Sweden

    In December 2007 we established a contact with Tibco, Sweden. On 3rd of December, we had a meeting with:Mark Rattley – Vice President UKI, Nordics & MEA Region,Jan Hygstedt – Country Manager Nordics, andMårten Nilsson – Solution Architect; all representatives from Tibco. From DSV Prof. Paul Johannesson, Birger Anderson, Michael Persson and myself attended the…

  • Patterns-based Evaluation of Open Source Worflow Managment Systems

    The work on patterns-based evaluation of three major open source workflow management systems was finalized in December 2007. The evaluated systems are: jBPM OpenWFE Enhydra Shark All three systems are written in Java. Paul Harmon outlines them, in his…

  • Visit at TUE, Nov 2007

    Last week of November 2007, I visited Nick Russell and Prof. Wil van der Aalst at Technical University of Eindhoven (TUE), in The Netherlands.During my visit we worked on summarising the results from our work on patterns-based evaluation of open source systems and presenting them in a paper, which we submitted to the…

  • Hans Weigand visits SYSLAB

    Hans Weigand from Tilburg University visited us at SYSLAB 17 – 20 Dec 2007. We continued our previous work on value and business modelling. In particular, we discussed how service models could be based on value models. We also discussed how value activities should be modelled, in particular the issue that a value activity may…

  • Service Engineering

    Service engineering is an approach to the study, design and implementation of service systems in which specific constellations of organizations and technologies provide value for others in the form of electronic services. Key to this approach is the Service-Oriented Computing (SOC)…

  • DSV to China in Roadshow to recruit master students 18-29 Oct 2007

    DSV is represented by Hercules Dalianis in the Road Show delegation with 60 professors from Stockholm University and 14 other Swedish universities travelling to Beijing and Shanghai in China to recruit master students, and to show Swedish research in a lot of areas. We have been visiting education fairs, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Ministry…