Enterprise Information Systems II

Invited Papers.- E-Commerce and Its Real-Time Requirements: Modeling E-Commerce as a Real-Time System.- Developing Agent-Oriented Information Systems for the Enterprise.- 1 — Enterprise Database Technology and Its Applications.- Simplifying Database Design and Integrating It into Dynamic Web Site Construction.- Process Enabled Information Systems.- Information Security: A Logic Based Approach.- Object-Oriented Decision Support System.- Measures to get Better Quality Databases.- A Gemstone GIS.- Creating Realistic Data for Performance Evaluation.- 2 — Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support Systems.- Experiments in Optimising the Task of Anaphora Resolution.- Self Organising Maps for Value Estimation to Solve Reinforcement Learning Tasks.- An Information Theoretic Self-Organising Map with Disaggregation of Output Classes.- Syntax-Directed Translation Schemes for Multi-Agent Systems Conversation Modelling.- Development of an Information System for Wind Power Stations.- An Architecture for On-Line Intelligent Control of Blast Furnaces.- A User-Friendly Development Tool for Medical Diagnosis Based on Bayesian Networks.- 3 — Systems Analysis and Specification.- Statecharts for Business Process Modeling.- Addressing Multiple Software Processes in Business.- Placing the User in Systems Engineering.- Representation Process and Abductive Reasoning an Experimental Approach of the Diagrammatic Case.- IDEF Diagrams and Petri Nets for Business Process Modeling: Suitability, Efficacy, and Complementary Use.- Integrating Product Data with Workflow Data in Enterprise Models.- Evaluating It Usage in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises.- A Holistic Information Systems Strategy for Organisational Management — Hissom.- Rhodes, a Process Component Centered Software Engineering Environment.- 4 — Internet and Electronic Commerce.- An E-Commerce Model for Extending ERP Systems onto the Internet: An Australian Perspective.- Mediation, Agreement and Gratitude in Strategic Planning for Virtual Organisations.- XML-Based Frameworks for Internet Commerce.- Agents for Electronic Commerce.- Towards a Secure and Complete Protocol for Electronic Commerce.- Integrating Meeting Results in Organisations.- Author Index.