www.openmodels.at

Unser auf ADOxx basierendes Werkzeug zur exemplarischen Geschäftsprozessmodellierung steht ab sofort zum Download bereit!

Von 2.-3.11.2011 fand in Oslo die Practice of Enterprise Modeling (PoEM) statt. Stefan Hofer präsentierte dort ein Paper über eGPM: Instances over Algorithms - A Different Approach to Business Process Modeling.

Nachlesen können Sie den Beitrag, der besonders auf exemplarische Modellierung eingeht, im Konferenzband.

Die Vorbereitung für das erste Release sind fast abgeschlossen und die Webseite füllt sich mit Informationen.

Demnächst mehr!

Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research
RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM

“The Semantic based Modeling Framework for Information Systems - Current Status and Future Developments”

Dr. Hans-Georg Fill
Assistant Professor
Department of Knowledge and Business Engineering
University of Vienna, Austria

Thursday, May 5, 2011, 12:15 to 1:15pm

MSOB Conference Room X-275, Stanford University, CA, USA

Abstract:
Conceptual visual models have been used for a long time in several domains. The aim of the Semantic-based Modeling Framework for Information Systems (SeMFIS) is to enable the semantic enrichment of such conceptual models by annotating them with machine processable semantic information. This semantic information may be expressed in a variety of formats including controlled vocabularies, thesauri or ontologies. Thereby, the semantic content of the models can be made explicit and shared to conduct semantic analyses, enhance interoperability, or act as input for the formal representation of knowledge. For this purpose the framework provides a set of meta models and algorithms together with according tools that will be made freely available in the course of the Open Models Initiative on www.openmodels.at/web/semfis/. In this talk the foundations of the framework and the current status of the implementation will be presented and illustrated by use cases from the domains of health and business process management.

The CMM Workshop program (20.06.2011 - first conference day) is now online and also available in pdf.