Titlebook: Enterprise Information Systems; 8th International Co Yannis Manolopoulos,Joaquim Filipe,José Cordeiro Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27012-5eaming solutions that maximize the usage of their infrastructure while maintaining adequate service quality. Some of these goals conflict and motivate the development of precise and accurate models that predict the system states under extremely diverse workloads on-the-fly. However, many earlier stu

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The Costs of International Tax Cooperation, a DES over a time interval is not perceived as a totally-ordered sequence of observable labels but, rather, as a directed acyclic graph, under uncertainty conditions. Problem solving, however, requires generating a surrogate of such a graph, the index space. Furthermore, the observation hypothesize

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-67939-4ueness and facing the nuances of natural languages in ontology-based applications. Our proposal is implemented in the KAON ontology editor, that allows to handle ontology concepts in a high-level environment.

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Rick Hughes,Andrew Kinder,Cary L. Coopered in this paper focuses on construction of enterprise ontologies. In an experiment, two methods were used in parallel when developing an ontology for a company in automotive supplier industries. One method is based on automatic ontology construction, the other method is a manual approach based on c

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