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ORCID5th RCIS 2011: Guadeloupe - French West Indies, France
- Proceedings of the Fifth IEEE International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science, RCIS 2011, Gosier, Guadeloupe, France, 19-21 May, 2011. IEEE 2011, ISBN 978-1-4244-8670-0
- Baptiste Cable, Jean-Marc Nigro, Sophie Loriette:
Scenario-based anticipation for aided navigation. 1-8 - Juan M. Otero, Ansel Y. Rodríguez González
, José Eladio Medina-Pagola:
Tuning semantic association for modelling textual data. 1-6 - Bertrand Verlaine, Ivan Jureta, Stéphane Faulkner:
Towards conceptual foundations of requirements engineering for services. 1-11 - Jussi Kasurinen, Ossi Taipale, Jari Vanhanen, Kari Smolander:
Exploring perceived quality in software organizations. 1-12 - Aldrin Fredy Jaramillo Franco:
Non-functional requirements elicitation from business process models. 1-7 - Camille Salinesi, Olfa Djebbi, Raúl Mazo, Daniel Diaz, Alberto Lora-Michiels:
Constraints: The core of product line engineering. 1-10 - Stefanie Looso, René Börner, Matthias Goeken:
Using grounded theory for method engineering. 1-9 - Matt Gatrell, Steve Counsell:
Design patterns and fault-proneness a study of commercial C# software. 1-8 - Christophe Feltus, Michaël Petit, Eric Dubois:
ReMoLa: Responsibility model language to align access rights with business process requirements. 1-6 - Martin Auer, Stefan Biffl:
A software modeling capability proxy metric. 1-6 - Mohamad Kassab, Olga Ormandjieva, Maya Daneva:
Relational-model based change management for non-functional requirements: Approach and experiment. 1-9 - Viviana Castelli, Rodolfo Alfredo Bertone, Pablo J. Thomas, Alejandro Oliveros:
A requirements engineering process extended to context information management. 1-6 - Diego R. Antunes, Cayley Guimaraes, Laura Sánchez García, Luiz S. Oliveira, Sueli Fernandes:
A framework to support development of Sign Language human-computer interaction: Building tools for effective information access and inclusion of the deaf. 1-12 - Tom Hill:
Software maintenance and operations hybrid model: An IT services industry architecture simulation model approach. 1-6 - Miguel J. Monasor, Aurora Vizcaíno, Mario Piattini:
VENTURE: Towards a framework for simulating GSD in educational environments. 1-10 - Aurélien Faravelon, Christine Verdier, Agnès Front:
Towards a business-centric definition of access control policies. 1-11 - Mohamed Makhlouf:
A study of problems related to the implementation of multiple process approaches in enterprise. 1-8 - Mario Cortes Cornax:
Service choreographies through a graphical notation based on abstraction layers and viewpoints. 1-12 - Abdul Babar, Bernard Wong, Asif Qumer:
An evaluation of the goal-oriented approaches for modelling strategic alignment concept. 1-8 - Firas Bacha, Káthia Marçal de Oliveira, Mourad Abed:
A model driven architecture approach for user interface generation focused on content personalization. 1-6 - Kashif Mehmood, Samira Si-Said Cherfi, Isabelle Comyn-Wattiau, Jacky Akoka:
A pattern-oriented methodology for conceptual modeling evaluation and improvement. 1-11 - Andres Jimenez Ramirez, Rafael Martinez Gasca, Angel Jesus Varela-Vaca:
Contract-based test generation for data flow of business processes using constraint programming. 1-12 - Kadan Aljoumaa, Saïd Assar, Carine Souveyet:
Publishing intentional services using extended semantic annotation. 1-9 - Marco Santórum:
A serious game based method for business process management. 1-12 - Angel Jesus Varela-Vaca, Rafael Martinez Gasca, Andres Jimenez Ramirez:
A Model-Driven engineering approach with diagnosis of non-conformance of security objectives in business process models. 1-6 - Zouhaier Brahmia, Rafik Bouaziz, Fabio Grandi, Barbara Oliboni:
Schema versioning in tXSchema-based multitemporal XML repositories. 1-12 - Liane Will:
Operations requirements in SOA based solutions. 1-10 - Zaia Alimazighi, Asma Boumahdi:
Adapting goal oriented approaches in requirement engineering of Inter-Organizational Information System. 1-7 - Kees M. van Hee, Zheng Liu, Natalia Sidorova:
Is my event log complete? - A probabilistic approach to process mining. 1-7 - Lukas Pilat, Hermann Kaindl:
A knowledge management perspective of requirements engineering. 1-12 - Danijel Milicevic, Matthias Goeken:
Application of models in information security management. 1-6 - Hans Muller, Christiaan Maasdorp:
The data, information, and knowledge hierarchy and its ability to convince. 1-6 - Maryam Gerami, Raman Ramsin:
A framework for extending agile methodologies with aspect-oriented features. 1-6 - Giampaolo Armellin, Annamaria Chiasera, Ivan Jureta, Alberto Siena, Angelo Susi:
Establishing information system compliance: An argumentation-based framework. 1-9 - Andreas Lübcke, Veit Köppen, Gunter Saake:
A decision model to select the optimal storage architecture for relational databases. 1-11 - Diego R. Antunes, Cayley Guimaraes, Daniela de F. Guilhermino Trindade, Rafaella Aline Lopes da Silva, Laura Sánchez García:
Evaluation of a computational description model of Libras (Brazilian Sign Language): Bridging the gap towards information access. 1-10 - Mahdi Fahmideh, Mohsen Sharifi, Pooyan Jamshidi, Fereidoon Shams, Hassan Haghighi:
Process patterns for service-oriented software development. 1-9 - Sébastien Corniglion, Nadine Tournois:
Simulating tourists' behaviour using multi-agent modeling. 1-9 - João Pimentel, Jaelson Castro, Hermano Perrelli de Moura, Emanuel Santos, Xavier Franch:
Towards anticipating requirements changes through studies of the future. 1-11 - Beatriz Marín, Tanja E. J. Vos, Giovanni Giachetti, Arthur I. Baars, Paolo Tonella:
Towards testing future Web applications. 1-12 - René Börner, Matthias Goeken, Thomas Kohlborn, Axel Korthaus:
Fragment selection and context factors in situational methods for service identification. 1-8 - Khurram Shahzad, Jelena Zdravkovic:
Towards goal-driven access to process warehouse: Integrating goals with process warehouse for business process analysis. 1-11 - Irina Rychkova, Rébecca Deneckère, Selmin Nurcan:
Modeling the role variability in the MAP process model. 1-9 - Gbolahan Williams, Iman Poernomo, Paul Luff:
Modelling ethnographic analyses for records via Tacit Contracts. 1-6 - Hui Liu, Younesse Lembaret, David Clin, Jean Pierre Bourey:
Comparison between Collaborative Business Process tools. 1-6 - Fatiha Sadat:
Extracting the multilingual terminology from a web-based encyclopedia. 1-5 - Erick Stattner, Nicolas Vidot:
Social network analysis in epidemiology: Current trends and perspectives. 1-11 - Zoubida Kedad, Pericles Loucopoulos:
Considering Quality Factors for Business Processes During Requirement Engineering. 1-9 - Constantinos Giannoulis, Michaël Petit, Jelena Zdravkovic:
Modeling Business Strategy: A meta-model of Strategy Maps and Balance Scorecards. 1-6 - Yan Tang, Robert Meersman, Jan Demey:
A self-configuring semantic decision table For parameterizing an ontology-based data matching strategy. 1-9 - Sergio España, Marcela Ruiz, Oscar Pastor, Arturo González:
Systematic derivation of state machines from communication-oriented business process models. 1-12 - Sébastien Régis, Jeremy Frominville, Andrei Doncescu:
Estimation of source relevance and theory of belief functions. 1-6 - Abdelaziz Khadraoui, Wanda Opprecht, Michel Léonard, Christine Aïdonidis:
Service specification upon multiple existing information systems. 1-11 - Jolita Ralyté, Michel Léonard:
Shifts in foci and challenges in the field of information systems development methods. 1-7
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