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Architecture Consistency for Cimosa Implementationon and management of its evolution. With application of CIMOSA spreading in industry and research feedback on experience has to be consolidated‘ and changes have to be introduced in a controlled way. The AMICE project has introduced a change procedure applied to all requests for change and used to c

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Benchmarking and Models of Integrationrking first studies the process to be improved, finds a best practice process in order to try to match two parts of the processes which have analogies, and than try to change or modify the interconnections, structures or behaviour of the part to be improved using the analogy with the best trasformat

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Issues in Enterprise Modellingcessary if we are to reign in costs. But in order to construct useful Generic Enterprise Models (GEM) there are a number of issues that have to be addressed. In this paper we explore the following issues: Is there such a thing as a generic enterprise model? Can the terminology be precisely defined?

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Information and Collaboration from a Social/Organizational Perspectiveheories and theories of modeling and implementation. These theories can be developed from numerous perspectives. This paper treats two such perspectives: Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) and social/organizational perspectives. The DAI perspective focuses on simple, cognitively-motivated age

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978-94-010-4495-0Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994

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