Big Island, HI, USA
Jan. 6, 2003 to Jan. 9, 2003
Hermann Kaindl , Siemens AG Österreich, PSE
In the context of knowledge-intensive work, making the relevant knowledge available to the people needing it for their work is a key issue. One approach is to capture such knowledge in business models and to make them accessible in a Web representation in the Internet or a company?s intranet. Still, the question remains of how to structure models of knowledge-intensive processes appropriately in a Web representation. We have been dealing with this issue in several real-world applications of our modeling approach and its supporting tool. Based upon hypertext structured according to object-oriented principles, we have tried templates and patterns, and developed a unique "pattern" of patterns for pattern languages. In effect, this led from lower to higher level structures, and included both internal and external structure of business entities and processes.
Hermann Kaindl, "Structuring Business Models in a Web Representation", HICSS, 2003, 36th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, 36th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences 2003, pp. 97b, doi:10.1109/HICSS.2003.1174233