Titlebook: Information Systems Development for Decentralized Organizations; Proceedings of the I Arne S?lvberg,John Krogstie,Anne Helga Seltveit Confe

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A. T. Berztiss,J. A. Bubenko Jr.al community using different experimental approaches. How do microbial communities react to different kinds of perturbations and global change scenarios? We analyzed a series of experimental models that represent different ecosystem compartments: bulk soil, soil crusts, water, and sediment. The expe

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Peter McBrien,Anne Helga Seltveitthern part of the Chihuahuan desert at 26° 50′ 41″ N and is strongly affected by a divergent wind zone with high pressure at 30° N. The average annual solar radiation is 5.28?kWh?m.?day., exhibiting a seasonal pattern with the highest values occurring in the summer months. The annual mean temperatur

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Usability of Some Workflow Products in an Inter-organizational Setting, important asset when integrating legacy systems within an organization. In the following, their applicability in an inter-organizational setting will be evaluated. This is done by grasping requirements of three different inter-organizational applications and relating them with the facilities offere

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The Systems Integration Architecture: an Agile Information Infrastructure,and their unique need for reconfigurable, de-centralized information systems. SIA is based on a different conceptual model of integration — called the TAR model — one which allows higher level integration than the traditional common, neutral format, shared database. The basic concept is that all inf

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Message Flow Control,ness transaction and business transaction protocol are discussed. Message exchanges are controlled by a message handler that enforces a transaction protocol. The design and implementation of a generic message handler is described. The design is independent of a specific application. It offers a flex

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A Federated Information System for Quality Management Processes,sources of data to links that connect those units along the workflows and support groups of knowledge workers with timely and task appropriate information. Fulfilling this task depends heavily on the ability to change the information system according to the business process evolution. As our approac

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Modelling Business Relationships in a Non-Centralised Systems Environment,ed. Forms of federated development activity are beginning to emerge between heterogeneous organisational units. A clear understanding of business relationships is critical for success in such situations. A Business Relationship Modelling methodology is introduced that allows both the organisational