Workshop1: Knowledge Management in Inter- and Intra-organizational Environments
Location: EADS Central Research Centre, Paris, France, 2001-December-05/07
Intent:
To get experts on knowledge management and business process modeling
experts together and achieve some level of consensus regarding knowledge
exchange across cultural boundaries.
Themes:
Knowledge capturing, knowledge structuring, common knowledge representation
and knowledge management, application of ontologies.
Relevant standards groups are ISO TC184 SC4 JWG8, ISO TC184 SC5 WG1 Modeling and architecture and CEN TC310 WG1 Enterprise-modeling frameworks and modeling language constructs.
Here is the link to the abstracts of the presentations
held at Workshop1.
Workshop2: Enterprise Inter- and Intra-organizational Engineering and Integration
Location: GINTEC Offices, Singapore, on 2002-January-23/25.
Intent:
To get experts on virtual enterprises and business process modeling
experts together and achieve some level of consensus regarding drivers,
barriers and enablers for extended enterprise engineering and implementations
of inter-organizational applications.
Themes:
Life cycle of virtual enterprises, decisions support in establishing
and operating virtual enterprises, differences between intra and inter-organizational
relations, and modeling challenges of these enterprise configurations.
Relevant standards groups: ISO TC184 SC5 WG1 Modeling and architecture,
JWG8, JWG 15, ISA S95 Enterprise control system integration, and CEN TC310
WG1 Enterprise-modeling frameworks and modeling language constructs.
Workshop3: Interoperability of Business Processes and Enterprise Models
Location: National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Gaithersburg MD, USA, 2002-February-06/08
Intent:
To get infrastructure experts and modeling experts together and achieve
some level of consensus regarding drivers, barriers, enablers for implementations
of inter-organizational support.
Themes:
Infrastructure, methods, and modeling languages to support software
interoperability and process interoperability as well as enabling business
users to understand the process contents across organisational boundaries
and across professional cultures.
Relevant standards groups are ISO TC184 SC4 JWG8 and JWG 15, ISO TC184
SC5 WG1 and WG4, CEN TC310 WG1, ISO/IEC JTC1 ODP (Open Distributed Processing),
ISA S95 and CEN TC310 WG1.
Workshop4: Common Representation of Enterprise Models
Location: IPK, Berlin, Germany, 2002-February-20/22
Intent:
To get experts on business process modeling and modeling tool experts
together and achieve some level of consensus regarding drivers, barriers
and enablers for implementations of electronic-commerce implementations.
Themes:
Modeling language contents, graphical, semantic and syntactic representation
(XML), modeling methodologies and their implementation for modeling guidance
and support.
Relevant standards groups are ISO TC 184 SC4 JWG8, ISO TC184 SC5 WG1 and CEN TC310 WG1.
Here is the link to the abstracts of the presentations
held at Workshop 4.