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Special Issue of JITTA

Dec 16, 2010

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in Information Systems, Journal, Service Science, SYSLAB

DSV Center for Service Science and Innovation (SSI) is pleased to invite your research paper submissions for a special issue on “Information Technology Global Services and Sourcing” in the Journal of Information Technology: Theory and Applications, an AIS Journal. Key Milestones for the Special Issue: March 15, 2011: Submission Deadline April 15, 2011: First round of…

AMIA symposium

Dec 14, 2010

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Maria Skeppstedt

in Health Informatics, Information Systems, SYSLAB

In November (13-17), I was in Washington at the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Annual Symposium, which is one of the largest conferences in medical informatics. The talks and posters presented at the conference covered many aspects of medical informatics and there was always at least one NLP (natural language processing) or data mining track.…

Seminar on BPM in crisis

Dec 10, 2010

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Paul Johannesson

in Business Processes, Information Systems, Presentation, Slides, SYSLAB

Today, Ilia Bider from IbisSoft AB gave a seminar on the current state of BPM based on discussions at the BPM 2010 conference. Ilia outlined a number of trends, including the shift from an assembly line metaphor to that of a construction site. He also discussed the tension between agility and stability in BPM and…

Tharaka Ilayperuma PhD Dissertation

Dec 8, 2010

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Paul Johannesson

in Enterprise Modelling, Information Systems, PhD Dissertation, Photo, Service Science, Slides, SYSLAB

Today, Tharaka Ilayperuma defended his PhD thesis “Improving E-Business Design through Business Model Analysis”. The opponent was William Song from Durham University, and the examination committee consisted of Marianne Nilsson from Stockholm University, Eva Söderström from Högskolan Skövde and Henrik Hansson from DSV. Paul Johannesson and Jelena Zdravkovic have been supervisors. William gave a very…

Towards a process oriented public administration

Nov 26, 2010

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Petia Wohed

in Business Processes, Information Systems, Photo, Presentation, Slides, SYSLAB

Today, Gustaf and I gave a Syslab presentation of our paper at Sundsvall 42 this year. The paper discusses the results from the Vinnova project Open Social Services which we are involved in. The goal of the project is the development three e-services for Järfälla municipality. The first e-service, the application for emergency phone for…

Mturi Elias Licentiate

Nov 26, 2010

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Paul Johannesson

in Business Processes, Information Systems, Licentiate Seminar, Photo, SYSLAB

A Universal Business Process Model Repository. Mturi Elias presented his licentiate on business process model repositories. The photo shows Mturi and Jelena Zdravkovic who was the opponent. Louise Yngström was the examiner, and Paul Johannesson the supervisor. Abstract Business Process Management (BPM) has become one of the most important instruments to help modern organizations meet…

A Paper on MDA-based Transformations of Services

Nov 22, 2010

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Jelena

in Enterprise Modelling, Information Systems, Service Science, SYSLAB

At the EDOC Enterprise Computing conference (IEEE EDOC 2010), I presented a paper that proposed the elicitation of Web services, using a MDA-aligned model. In particular, we considered business value models and an established collaboration framework for creating a service-centric CIM; by utilizing well-defined mappings, the model is further transformed into a standardized UML-based e-service…

CIKM ’10 and 3rd ESAIR

Nov 15, 2010

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sumithra

in Health Informatics, Information Systems, SYSLAB

October 27th-30th, I attended the 19th ACM Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (CIKM ’10), and the Third Workshop on Exploiting Semantic Annotations in Information Retrieval (ESAIR 2010), in Toronto, Canada. The CIKM ’10 conference had over 600 participants from all over the world, with tracks covering the topic areas Information Retrieval, Knowledge Management and Databases.…

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