quarta-feira, 21 de abril de 2010
Catedra Unesco e projeto Ontolegis
A equipe do Instituto i3G estará em Madri nos dias 6 e 7 de maio de 2010 para reunião do projeto ONTOLEGIS (legislação sobre direitos indígenas em conteúdo Multilíngue para lingua Xokleng aprovado pela FAPESC/UNIVERSAL 2009). O projeto é um dos muitos que compõem a preparação para a obtenção da Cátedra Unesco. Você poderá saber mais sobre esta iniciativa no site do i3G (http://www.i3g.org.br/i3g_noticias/i3g_noticia016.htm e http://www.i3g.org.br/i3g_noticias/i3g_noticia009.html)
Workshop P&D Celesc 2010
O Instituto i3G apresentou para um público de pesquisadores o projeto de Pesquisa 014/2007 no Workshop de P&D organizado na Celesc no dia 20/04/2010. Outros sete (7) projetos que finalizaram desde o ano de 2005 foram apresentados. No final da apresentação foi divulgado ao público presente o conteúdo do próximo edital que será brevemente lançado. O foco principal das necessidades de P&D da Celesc é a área comercial.
Treinamento Equipe P&D da Celesc
O Instituto i3G realizou nos dias 14, 15 e 16 de abril de 2010, o treinamento da equipe de P&D da Celesc Distribuição S/A. O treinamento foi para o Modelo de Gestão de P&D baseado em Ontologias, Engenharia de Ontologias e Operação do Sistema Gestão P&D CELESC. O coordenador da área Pedro A. C. Schmith Junior esteve presente nos três dias de treinamento da sua equipe, dando um raro exemplo de gestor interessado no aprendizado e melhoria dos processos de gestão internos.
segunda-feira, 19 de abril de 2010
Programa da Conferência BIS 2010 - Berlin
Conference programme (destaca-se em negrito as apresentações do i3G)
Conference programme will be also available in PDF format.
Monday, 3 May
09:00 Registration & coffe (foyer)
09:30 Inauguration & Keynote plenary session
Robert Tolksdorf: Welcome@BIS2010
Felix Sasaki: How to make business worldwide with the multilingual web
11:00 coffe break (foyer)
11:15 BUSINESS PROCESSES AND RULES
Ahmed Awad, Matthias Weidlich, Mathias Weske: Consistency Checking of Compliance Rules
José L. Martínez-Fernández, José C. González-Cristóbal, Paloma Martínez: Using Surveys to Evaluate a Business Rules based Development Framework
Thomas Motal, Rainer Schuster, Hannes Werthner: Economic Requirements for B2B Process Models: a Mapping from REA to UMM
LIT Workshop
Tom Gordon: (keynote speech)
Alexander Boer, Tom van Engers, Radboud Winkels: Traceability of the Implementation of Legal Rules in Public Administration
Przemyslaw Kubiak, Miroslaw Kutylowski, Anna Lauks-Dutka, Michal Tabor: Mediated Signatures - Towards Undeniability of Digital Data in Technical and Legal Framework
12:45 Lunch
14:15 DATA MINING FOR PROCESSES
Dennis Wegener, Stefan Rueping: On Integrating Data Mining into Business Processes
Carsten Felden, Peter Chamoni, Markus Linden: From Process Execution towards a Business Process Intelligence
Claus Wonnemann, Rafael Accorsi: Auditing Workflow Executions for Dataflow Policies
Nikola Trcka: Workflow Data Footprints
LIT Workshop
Ginevra Peruginelli, Enrico Francesconi: Semantic Interoperability among Thesauri: a Challenge in the Multicultural Legal Domain
Vi-sit Boonchom, Nuanwan Soonthornphisaj: Legal Ontology Construction Using ATOB Algorithm
Tania C. D. Bueno, Hugo C. Hoeschl, César R. K. Stradiotto: Ontojuris Project: A Multilingual Legal Document Search System based on a graphical ontology editor
Florian Kuhn: A Framework for Graph-based Parsing of German Private Law Decisions
16:15 coffe break (foyer)
16:30 VISUALIZATION IN BPM
Kathrin Figl, Jan Mendling, Mark Strembeck, Jan Recker: On the Cognitive Effectiveness of Routing Symbols in Process Modeling Languages
Christopher Klinkmüller, Andre Ludwig, Bogdan Franczyk: Visualising Business Capabilities in the Context of Business Analysis
Imen Ben Said, Mohamed Amine Chaabane, Eric Andonoff: A Model Driven Engineering Approach for Modelling Versions of Business Processes using BPMN
LIT Workshop
Emilia Bellucci, Deborah Macfarlane, John Zeleznikow: How Information Technology can support Family Law and Mediation
Elisabeth Wilson-Evered, Deborah Macfarlane, John Zeleznikow, Mark Thomson: Towards an Online Family Dispute Resolution Service in Australia (presentation only)
18:30 Welcome reception (foyer)
Tuesday, 4 May
09:15 coffe (foyer)
09:30 Keynote plenary session
Steffen Staab: Web Science: Your Business, too!
10:45 coffee break (foyer)
11:00 WEB EXPERIENCE MODELLING
Ashwin Ittoo, Laura Maruster, Hans Wortmann: Textractor: A Framework for Extracting Relevant Domain Concepts from Irregular Corporate Textual Datasets
Robert Andrei Buchmann, Radu Meza: Capturing Eye Tracking Data for Customer Profiling
Jeremy Besson, Ieva Mitasiunaite, Audrone Lupeikiene, Jean-Francois Boulicaut: Comparing intended and real usage in web portal: Temporal Logic and Data Mining
AKTB Workshop
Konradin Maier, Volker Stix, Edward Bernroider: Incomplete Information within Relative Pairwise Comparisons as Utilized by the AHP
Saulius Masteika: Short term trading strategy based on chart pattern recognition and trend trading in Nasdaq Biotechnology stock market
Marius Dubnikovas, Stasys Girdzijauskas: Logistic Analysis of Price Bubble and Current Situation in USA Real Estate
ILOG Workshop
Oliver Koch, Elisei Rotaru: Using Context to Improve Information Supply in the Medical Sector
Alexander Smirnov, Tatiana Levashova, Nikolay Shilov: Context-Based Information & Knowledge Logistics for Self-Organisation of Web-Services in Smart Environments
Adam Pawlak et al: MAPPER Collaboration Platform for Knowledge-intensive Engineering Processes
12:30 Lunch
14:00 SEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING
Rasmus Hahn, Christian Herta, Chris Bizer: Faceted Wikipedia Search
Konstantinos Christidis, Gregoris Mentzas: Using Probabilistic Topic Models in Enterprise Social Software
Shahla Ghobadi, Farhad Daneshgar, Graham Low: A MODEL OF CROSS-FUNCTIONAL COOPETITION IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TEAMS
AKTB Workshop
Dalia Kriksciuniene, Virgilijus Sakalauskas: Structure and levers for computational evaluation of customer capital
Vilde Godoe, Darijus Strasunskas, Asgeir Tomasgard: On Valuing Advanced Technologies Applied in Greenfield Project
Mturi Elias, Khurram Shahzad: Using Multi-Criteria Decision Making to choose Process Representation Format for a Process Repository
Sandra Strigūnaitė, Dalia Krikščiūnienė: Self-adapting intelligent business processes execution analysis
ILOG Workshop
Karl Hammar, Feiyu Lin, Vladimir Tarasov: Information Reuse and Interoperability with Ontology Patterns and Linked Data - First Experiences from the ExpertFinder Project
Daniel Stock, Felix Wortmann, Jörg H. Mayer: Use Cases for Business Metadata – A Viewpoint-Based Approach to Structuring and Prioritizing Business Needs
Martin Böhringer, Martin Gaedke: Ubiquitous Microblogging: A Flow-based Front-end for Information Logistics
15:30 coffee break (foyer)
15:45 DATA AND INFORMATION QUALITY
Naiem Khodabandehloo Yeganeh, Shazia Sadiq: Avoiding Inconsistency in User Preferences for Data Quality Aware Queries
Christian Fuerber, Martin Hepp: Using SPARQL and SPIN for Data Quality Management on the Semantic Web
Thomas Mandl: Quality in Blogs: How to find the best User Generated Content
AKTB Workshop
Vytautas Rudžionis, Rytis Maskeliunas, Ramunas Šablinskas, Algimantas Rudzionis: Applications of voice based informative public services: Lithuanian case
Justyna Patalas-Maliszewska, Irene Krebs: Model of employee selection for SME based on innovation transfer
Paulius Danenas, Gintautas Garsva: Credit risk evaluation using SVM-based classifier
ILOG Workshop
Kurt Sandkuhl: Validation and Use of Information Demand Patterns in Higher Education
Darek Haftor, Miranda Kajtazi, Anita Mirijamdotter: A Review of Information Logistics Research Publications
Working Session: Towards an Information Logistics Research Agenda
17:15 coffee break (foyer)
17:35
AKTB Workshop
Razvan Petrusel, Daniel Mican: Mining Decision Activity Logs
Aukse Stravinskiene, Saulius Gudas: Data Mining for Small Organization
Tânia Bueno, César Stradiotto, Sonali Bedin, Vinícius Mirapalheta, Hugo Hoeschl, Pedro Júnior: Case-based System for Innovation Management in Electric Power Enterprises
Audrius Lopata, Martas Ambraziunas: MDA Compatible Knowledge Based IS Development Process
ILOG Workshop
Continuation of the working session: Towards an Information Logistics Research Agenda
20:00 Banquet in HomeBase
Wednesday, 5 May
09:15 coffe (foyer)
09:30 SERVICES AND REPOSITORIES
Khurram Shahzad, Mturi Elias, Paul Johannesson: Requirements for a Business Process Model Repository: A Stakeholders’ Perspective
Oliver Daute, Stefan Conrad: Supporting Complex Business Information Systems by Use of RT-BCDB and PAC
Artur Caetano, António Rito Silva, José Tribolet: Identification of Services through Functional Decomposition of Business Processes
BITA Workshop
Jörg H. Mayer, Bernhard Kroenke: Business/IT alignment: the executive perspective - Next-generation EIS design as a case example
Mats-Åke Hugoson, Ulf Larsson, Vladimir Tarasov: Interaction between Heterogeneous Autonomous Systems. Principles and Practice
10:45 coffe break (foyer)
11:00 ERP AND SCM
Salvatore Cannella, Elena Ciancimino, José David Canca Ortiz: Production Inventory and Enterprise System Implementation: an ex-ante no-cost based evaluation
Gustaf Juell-Skielse, Hakan Enquist: Value Propositions in Service Oriented Business Models for ERP: Case Studies
Markus Linden, Sebastian Neuhaus, Daniel Kilimann, Tanja Bley, Peter Chamoni: Event-driven IT-Architecture for Real-Time Process Execution in Supply Chains
BITA Workshop
Mats-Åke Hugoson, Thanos Magoulas, Kalevi Pessi: Enterprise Architecture Design Principles and Business-driven IT Management
Dimitris Bibikas, Eleni Kargioti: Design Thinking: Towards a Unified View of Organizational and Technological Realms
12:30 Closing ceremony
Last update: 7th April 2010
Conference venue: [here]
Conference programme will be also available in PDF format.
Monday, 3 May
09:00 Registration & coffe (foyer)
09:30 Inauguration & Keynote plenary session
Robert Tolksdorf: Welcome@BIS2010
Felix Sasaki: How to make business worldwide with the multilingual web
11:00 coffe break (foyer)
11:15 BUSINESS PROCESSES AND RULES
Ahmed Awad, Matthias Weidlich, Mathias Weske: Consistency Checking of Compliance Rules
José L. Martínez-Fernández, José C. González-Cristóbal, Paloma Martínez: Using Surveys to Evaluate a Business Rules based Development Framework
Thomas Motal, Rainer Schuster, Hannes Werthner: Economic Requirements for B2B Process Models: a Mapping from REA to UMM
LIT Workshop
Tom Gordon: (keynote speech)
Alexander Boer, Tom van Engers, Radboud Winkels: Traceability of the Implementation of Legal Rules in Public Administration
Przemyslaw Kubiak, Miroslaw Kutylowski, Anna Lauks-Dutka, Michal Tabor: Mediated Signatures - Towards Undeniability of Digital Data in Technical and Legal Framework
12:45 Lunch
14:15 DATA MINING FOR PROCESSES
Dennis Wegener, Stefan Rueping: On Integrating Data Mining into Business Processes
Carsten Felden, Peter Chamoni, Markus Linden: From Process Execution towards a Business Process Intelligence
Claus Wonnemann, Rafael Accorsi: Auditing Workflow Executions for Dataflow Policies
Nikola Trcka: Workflow Data Footprints
LIT Workshop
Ginevra Peruginelli, Enrico Francesconi: Semantic Interoperability among Thesauri: a Challenge in the Multicultural Legal Domain
Vi-sit Boonchom, Nuanwan Soonthornphisaj: Legal Ontology Construction Using ATOB Algorithm
Tania C. D. Bueno, Hugo C. Hoeschl, César R. K. Stradiotto: Ontojuris Project: A Multilingual Legal Document Search System based on a graphical ontology editor
Florian Kuhn: A Framework for Graph-based Parsing of German Private Law Decisions
16:15 coffe break (foyer)
16:30 VISUALIZATION IN BPM
Kathrin Figl, Jan Mendling, Mark Strembeck, Jan Recker: On the Cognitive Effectiveness of Routing Symbols in Process Modeling Languages
Christopher Klinkmüller, Andre Ludwig, Bogdan Franczyk: Visualising Business Capabilities in the Context of Business Analysis
Imen Ben Said, Mohamed Amine Chaabane, Eric Andonoff: A Model Driven Engineering Approach for Modelling Versions of Business Processes using BPMN
LIT Workshop
Emilia Bellucci, Deborah Macfarlane, John Zeleznikow: How Information Technology can support Family Law and Mediation
Elisabeth Wilson-Evered, Deborah Macfarlane, John Zeleznikow, Mark Thomson: Towards an Online Family Dispute Resolution Service in Australia (presentation only)
18:30 Welcome reception (foyer)
Tuesday, 4 May
09:15 coffe (foyer)
09:30 Keynote plenary session
Steffen Staab: Web Science: Your Business, too!
10:45 coffee break (foyer)
11:00 WEB EXPERIENCE MODELLING
Ashwin Ittoo, Laura Maruster, Hans Wortmann: Textractor: A Framework for Extracting Relevant Domain Concepts from Irregular Corporate Textual Datasets
Robert Andrei Buchmann, Radu Meza: Capturing Eye Tracking Data for Customer Profiling
Jeremy Besson, Ieva Mitasiunaite, Audrone Lupeikiene, Jean-Francois Boulicaut: Comparing intended and real usage in web portal: Temporal Logic and Data Mining
AKTB Workshop
Konradin Maier, Volker Stix, Edward Bernroider: Incomplete Information within Relative Pairwise Comparisons as Utilized by the AHP
Saulius Masteika: Short term trading strategy based on chart pattern recognition and trend trading in Nasdaq Biotechnology stock market
Marius Dubnikovas, Stasys Girdzijauskas: Logistic Analysis of Price Bubble and Current Situation in USA Real Estate
ILOG Workshop
Oliver Koch, Elisei Rotaru: Using Context to Improve Information Supply in the Medical Sector
Alexander Smirnov, Tatiana Levashova, Nikolay Shilov: Context-Based Information & Knowledge Logistics for Self-Organisation of Web-Services in Smart Environments
Adam Pawlak et al: MAPPER Collaboration Platform for Knowledge-intensive Engineering Processes
12:30 Lunch
14:00 SEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING
Rasmus Hahn, Christian Herta, Chris Bizer: Faceted Wikipedia Search
Konstantinos Christidis, Gregoris Mentzas: Using Probabilistic Topic Models in Enterprise Social Software
Shahla Ghobadi, Farhad Daneshgar, Graham Low: A MODEL OF CROSS-FUNCTIONAL COOPETITION IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TEAMS
AKTB Workshop
Dalia Kriksciuniene, Virgilijus Sakalauskas: Structure and levers for computational evaluation of customer capital
Vilde Godoe, Darijus Strasunskas, Asgeir Tomasgard: On Valuing Advanced Technologies Applied in Greenfield Project
Mturi Elias, Khurram Shahzad: Using Multi-Criteria Decision Making to choose Process Representation Format for a Process Repository
Sandra Strigūnaitė, Dalia Krikščiūnienė: Self-adapting intelligent business processes execution analysis
ILOG Workshop
Karl Hammar, Feiyu Lin, Vladimir Tarasov: Information Reuse and Interoperability with Ontology Patterns and Linked Data - First Experiences from the ExpertFinder Project
Daniel Stock, Felix Wortmann, Jörg H. Mayer: Use Cases for Business Metadata – A Viewpoint-Based Approach to Structuring and Prioritizing Business Needs
Martin Böhringer, Martin Gaedke: Ubiquitous Microblogging: A Flow-based Front-end for Information Logistics
15:30 coffee break (foyer)
15:45 DATA AND INFORMATION QUALITY
Naiem Khodabandehloo Yeganeh, Shazia Sadiq: Avoiding Inconsistency in User Preferences for Data Quality Aware Queries
Christian Fuerber, Martin Hepp: Using SPARQL and SPIN for Data Quality Management on the Semantic Web
Thomas Mandl: Quality in Blogs: How to find the best User Generated Content
AKTB Workshop
Vytautas Rudžionis, Rytis Maskeliunas, Ramunas Šablinskas, Algimantas Rudzionis: Applications of voice based informative public services: Lithuanian case
Justyna Patalas-Maliszewska, Irene Krebs: Model of employee selection for SME based on innovation transfer
Paulius Danenas, Gintautas Garsva: Credit risk evaluation using SVM-based classifier
ILOG Workshop
Kurt Sandkuhl: Validation and Use of Information Demand Patterns in Higher Education
Darek Haftor, Miranda Kajtazi, Anita Mirijamdotter: A Review of Information Logistics Research Publications
Working Session: Towards an Information Logistics Research Agenda
17:15 coffee break (foyer)
17:35
AKTB Workshop
Razvan Petrusel, Daniel Mican: Mining Decision Activity Logs
Aukse Stravinskiene, Saulius Gudas: Data Mining for Small Organization
Tânia Bueno, César Stradiotto, Sonali Bedin, Vinícius Mirapalheta, Hugo Hoeschl, Pedro Júnior: Case-based System for Innovation Management in Electric Power Enterprises
Audrius Lopata, Martas Ambraziunas: MDA Compatible Knowledge Based IS Development Process
ILOG Workshop
Continuation of the working session: Towards an Information Logistics Research Agenda
20:00 Banquet in HomeBase
Wednesday, 5 May
09:15 coffe (foyer)
09:30 SERVICES AND REPOSITORIES
Khurram Shahzad, Mturi Elias, Paul Johannesson: Requirements for a Business Process Model Repository: A Stakeholders’ Perspective
Oliver Daute, Stefan Conrad: Supporting Complex Business Information Systems by Use of RT-BCDB and PAC
Artur Caetano, António Rito Silva, José Tribolet: Identification of Services through Functional Decomposition of Business Processes
BITA Workshop
Jörg H. Mayer, Bernhard Kroenke: Business/IT alignment: the executive perspective - Next-generation EIS design as a case example
Mats-Åke Hugoson, Ulf Larsson, Vladimir Tarasov: Interaction between Heterogeneous Autonomous Systems. Principles and Practice
10:45 coffe break (foyer)
11:00 ERP AND SCM
Salvatore Cannella, Elena Ciancimino, José David Canca Ortiz: Production Inventory and Enterprise System Implementation: an ex-ante no-cost based evaluation
Gustaf Juell-Skielse, Hakan Enquist: Value Propositions in Service Oriented Business Models for ERP: Case Studies
Markus Linden, Sebastian Neuhaus, Daniel Kilimann, Tanja Bley, Peter Chamoni: Event-driven IT-Architecture for Real-Time Process Execution in Supply Chains
BITA Workshop
Mats-Åke Hugoson, Thanos Magoulas, Kalevi Pessi: Enterprise Architecture Design Principles and Business-driven IT Management
Dimitris Bibikas, Eleni Kargioti: Design Thinking: Towards a Unified View of Organizational and Technological Realms
12:30 Closing ceremony
Last update: 7th April 2010
Conference venue: [here]
O Instituto i3G inicia a implantação do projeto SDR Laguna junto com a Secretaria de Educação
O Projeto pesquisa para a implantação de tecnologias Web 2.0 para o fortalecimento da democracia na SDR de Laguna terá apoio da Secretaria da Educação do Estado de Santa Catarina . A gerente de Tecnologias Educacionais e Infraestrutura, Dayna Maria Bortoluzzi, salientou que os Núcleos de Tecnologia Educacionais (NTEs) são estruturas criadas para este fim e que o projeto de pesquisa será bem vindo para incentivar os professores e alunos a usar os mecanismos de Web 2.0 para fortalecer a cidadania na região.
Os Núcleos de Tecnologia Educacional - NTE são locais dotados de infra-estrutura de informática e comunicação que reúnem educadores e especialistas em tecnologia de hardware e software. Os profissionais que trabalham nos NTEs são especialmente capacitados pelo ProInfo para auxiliar as escolas em todas as fases do processo de incorporação das novas tecnologias. Portanto, o NTE é o parceiro mais próximo da escola no processo de inclusão digital, prestando orientação aos gestores, professores, e alunos, quanto ao uso e aplicação das novas tecnologias, bem como, no que se refere à utilização e manutenção do equipamento.
A capacitação dos professores é realizada a partir destes núcleos onde os agentes multiplicadores dispõem de toda a estrutura necessária para qualificar os educadores a fim de utilizar os meios tecnológicos no processo educacional.
As salas informatizadas e as demais mídias constituem um patrimônio que beneficia toda comunidade.
O NTE é o mediador e colaborador do processo. Sua função é orientar o uso adequado desses instrumentos para promover o desenvolvimento humano, não apenas na escola, mas em toda a comunidade.
Os Núcleos de Tecnologia Educacional - NTE são locais dotados de infra-estrutura de informática e comunicação que reúnem educadores e especialistas em tecnologia de hardware e software. Os profissionais que trabalham nos NTEs são especialmente capacitados pelo ProInfo para auxiliar as escolas em todas as fases do processo de incorporação das novas tecnologias. Portanto, o NTE é o parceiro mais próximo da escola no processo de inclusão digital, prestando orientação aos gestores, professores, e alunos, quanto ao uso e aplicação das novas tecnologias, bem como, no que se refere à utilização e manutenção do equipamento.
A capacitação dos professores é realizada a partir destes núcleos onde os agentes multiplicadores dispõem de toda a estrutura necessária para qualificar os educadores a fim de utilizar os meios tecnológicos no processo educacional.
As salas informatizadas e as demais mídias constituem um patrimônio que beneficia toda comunidade.
O NTE é o mediador e colaborador do processo. Sua função é orientar o uso adequado desses instrumentos para promover o desenvolvimento humano, não apenas na escola, mas em toda a comunidade.
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