Enterprise Interoperability

Part I: Service-oriented Interoperability Approaches
- Development of Dynamic Composed Services Based on the Context
- Semantics of Interoperable and Outsourced Information Systems
- A Platform Independent Model for Service Oriented Architectures

Part II: Enterprise Interoperability Architecture
- Formalizing Analysis of Enterprise Architecture
- To Adapt or Not to Adapt, That is the Question: Towards a Framework to Analyze Scenarios for Aligning Legacy and Business Components
- Value object analysis and the transformation from value model to process model
- Activity Diagram Based Process Family Architectures for Enterprise Application Families

Part III: Model-driven Approaches to Interoperability
- An Integrated Model-driven Service Engineering Environment
- UML for Enterprise Modelling: basis for a Model-Driven Approach
- Solving Problems in the Parameterisation of ERPs Using a Model-Driven Approach
- A Decentralized Broker Architecture for Collaborative Business Process Modelling and Enactment

Part IV: Methods, Models, Languages and Tools for Enterprise Interoperability
- Discretization of Continuous Features by Using a Kernel
- Designing and Implementing Cross-Organizational Business Processes - Description and Application of a Modelling Framework
- Quality Criteria for Enterprise Modelling in the Context of Networked Enterprises
- The UEML Approach to Modelling Construct Description
- A Roadmap for UEML
- An Interoperable Platform to Implement Collaborative Forecasting in OEM Supply Chains
- Service- and Process-Matching - An Approach towards Interoperability Design and Implementation of Business Networks
- Achieving Enterprise Model Interoperability Applying a Common Enterprise Metamodel
- Interoperability Characterization Using Enterprise Modeling and Graph Representation

Part V: Semantics and Ontology-based Interoperability
- Semantic Service Modeling: EnablingSystem Interoperability
- Supporting Scientific Collaboration in

Prof. Doumeingts has a long career in the domain of Enterprise Integration, has developed the GRAI Model and the Grai method which are today a reference for Enterprise Integration and Enterprise Interoperability. He has supervised more than 20 PhD on the subject and was Project Manager of more than 20 European projects on the subject. Prof. Doumeingts act also as consultant for European Companies and give International seminars on the subject.Prof. Dr. Jörg P. Müller holds a Chair for Business Information Technology at Technical University of Clausthal. Previously, Jörg was Principal Researcher with Siemens AG, John Wiley & Sons, Zuno Ltd., Mitsubishi Electric, and the German Artificial Intelligence Research Center. He holds a Ph.D. from Saarbrücken University and an M.Sc. in Computer Science from Kaiserslautern University. Within the last fifteen years, he has published more than 100 papers on intelligent agents and multi-agent systems, business information systems and distributed computing. His current research interests include technologies for interoperability, model-driven business process automation, and business applications of agent technology, peer-to-peer and grid computing.Professor Gerard Morel is currently Head of the research programme of CRAN University H. Poincare Nancy on 'Manufacturing Engineering and Automation'. He is currently chairman of the IFAC TC 5.1. on 'Manufacturing Plant Control', Europe Editor of the International Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing and Expert-evaluator for the European Commission IST programme.