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Dimosthenis Anagnostopoulos
Information Systems Applications (incl. Internet)
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Article
CMMN evaluation: the modelers’ perceptions of the main notation elements
Case Management Model and Notation (CMMN) has been introduced as a graphical modeling language targeting the modeling of human-centric processes. Despite its growing reputation since 2016, when the OMG standan...
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Article
Empirical evaluation of CMMN models: a collaborative process case study
Case Management Model and Notation (CMMN) was introduced by the Object Management Group as an alternative modeling language, targeting human-centric processes characterized by lack of structure and agility. Ho...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Leveraging Quality of Service and Cost in Cyber-Physical Systems Design
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs) comprise multiple cyberparts, physical processes, and human participants (end-users) that affect them, and vice versa. During the design of such systems, it is critical for the de...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Modeling Collaborative Processes with CMMN: Success or Failure? An Experience Report
Case Management Modeling and Notation (CMMN) standard was introduced as a alternative language of Business Process Management Notation (BPMN) targeting the modeling of human-centric processes characterized by ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Using CMMN to Model Social Processes
Adaptive Case Management is an alternative approach to support human-intensive processes. It may be served by Case Management Modeling Notation (CMMN) language for modeling purposes. In this paper, ACM concept...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Enabling Smart Objects in Cities Towards Urban Sustainable Mobility-as-a-Service: A Capability – Driven Modeling Approach
Economic growth in Europe has been, strongly associated with urbanization, overwhelming cities with vehicles. This renders mobility inside cities problematic, since it is often associated with large waste of t...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Load Balancing in In-Memory Key-Value Stores for Response Time Minimization
In-memory key-value stores (IMKVS) have now turned into a mainstream technology in order to meet with demanding temporal application requirements under heavy loads. This work examines the factors that affect t...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Enabling Workflow Composition Within a Social Network Environment
Social networks have emerged as a new paradigm for everyday communication, as well as for promoting collaboration within enterprises and organizations. Using current technology, social network participants not...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Extending the Social Network Interaction Model to Facilitate Collaboration through Service Provision
Social network technology has been established as a prominent way of communication between members of an organization or enterprise. This paper presents an approach extending the typical social network interac...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Using Social Network Technology to Provide e-Administration Services as Collaborative Tasks
This paper presents an approach employing social network technology to facilitate e-administration within collaborative communities. E-administration services are provided through task coordination between spe...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
OpenSocialGov: A Web 2.0 Environment for Governmental E-Service Delivery
To achieve transformational government (T-Gov), the interaction between citizens and government should be explored under a new perspective enhancing citizens’ active participation. Web 2.0 paradigm could suppo...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Semantic Awareness in Automated Web Service Composition through Planning
PORSCE II is a framework that performs automatic web service composition by transforming the composition problem into AI planning terms and utilizing external planners to obtain solutions. A distinctive featur...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
An Event-Driven Modeling Approach for Dynamic Human-Intensive Business Processes
One of the most challenging business process categories in terms of agility are those exhibiting dynamic behaviour and involving intense human decision. Any effort to automate such processes may constrain thei...
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Web Service Composition Using a Deductive XML Rule Language
This paper describes a knowledge-based Web Service composition system, called SWIM, which is based on the Service Domain model. Service Domains are communities of related Web Services that are mediated by a si...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Exploring Web-Based Information System Design: A Discrete-Stage Methodology and the Corresponding Model
After the enormous success of WWW platform, a great number of enterprise systems have web-based components. Although they are built using current technological treads, they often fail to provide the desired pe...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Web-Based System Configuration and Performance Evaluation Using a Knowledge-Based Methodology
Since Internet dominated the world, the World Wide Web platform is used as a type of middleware providing a common platform for Intranetbased and Internet-based application development. Web-based applications ...
