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DSV is Co-organising BUSITAL 2011

Dec 21, 2010

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in Business Processes, Enterprise Modelling, Information Systems, IT Management, Risk and Decision Analysis, Service Science, SYSLAB

The 6th International Workshop on Business/IT-Alignment and Interoperability is arranged in London the 20th of June, 2011. Members of DSV staff are involved in various ways in the arrangements. Please consider contributing to the workshop by submitting your research reports. The Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE’11, an important conference) is co-located with the…

PACIS Track on IT Global Sourcing and Cloud Computing

Dec 17, 2010

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Gustaf

in Business Processes, Information Systems, IT Management, Service Science, SYSLAB

DSV Center for Service Science and Innovation (SSI) is pleased to invite your research paper submissions for the track “IT Global Sourcing and Cloud Computing” at the Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS) 2011. Please find out more about the conference track here: IT Global Sourcing and Cloud Computing. For further inquiries, please contact gjs@dsv.su.se.

Special Issue of JITTA

Dec 16, 2010

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Gustaf

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…

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…

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…

A Service related visit

Nov 19, 2010

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Birger Andersson

in Research Paper, Service Science, SYSLAB, Visit

Syslab had once again the pleasure to welcome Hans Weigand and Jeewanie Jayasinghe Arachchige from Tilburg University for a short visit. The main purpose was to work on a particular kind of service which we tentatively call management service. A mangement service is a service that, in some sense, govern some other service. This work…

A Paper on Service Perspectives

Nov 14, 2010

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Paul Johannesson

in Enterprise Modelling, Information Systems, Presentation, Service Science, Slides, SYSLAB

At the workshop Conceptual Modelling of Services (CMS 2010), colocated with the 29th International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, I presented a paper that analysed the notion of services by identifying three service perspectives and explaining them using the REA ontology and Hohfeld’s classification of rights. The workshop included a quite similar paper by Geert Poels,…

Seminar on Value Encounters by Hans Weigand

Oct 30, 2009

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Paul Johannesson

in Information Systems, Photo, Service Science, SYSLAB, Visit

This week Hans Weigand and his PhD student Jeewani Jayasinghe from Tilburg University visited us for doing research on value based service modeling. We discussed the relationships between web services and “real” services and how conflicts can be detected when combining services.…

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