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ADEPT: An Agent-Based Approach To Business Process Management
Successful companies organise and run their business activities in an efficient manner. Core activities are completed on time and within specified resource constraints. However to stay competitive in today's markets, companies need to continually improve their efficiency - business activities need to be completed more quickly, to higher quality and...
Using Automed for Data Warehousing
A data warehouse consists of a set of materialized views defined over a number of data source, collects copies of data from remote, distributed, autonomous and heterogeneous data sources into a central repository to enable analysis and mining of the integrated information. Data Warehousing and On-Line Analytical Processing OLAP are...
Narrating an Organizational Matter of Fact: Negotiating With Enterprise Resource Planning Technology to Achieve Order Within a Traditional Academic Administration
This report draws upon social science contributions related to the study of organizations in order to understand how working information systems are created. Its main concern is the process of negotiating through IT-enabled change as actors work to design, implement, install, and use a standard software package in their daily...
Back to the Future: From Knowledge Management to Data Management
This paper argues for a return to fundamentals as one enters the new millennium. It argues that the field of Information Systems should no longer be distracted from its natural locus of concern and competence, or claim more than it can actually achieve. More specifically, and as a case in...
Enterprise Resource Planning and Knowledge Management Systems: Synergetic Solutions
This paper considers the complementary implementation of ERP and KM systems in a multinational organization. In particular it considers how, in tandem, these systems can aid organizational efficiency and flexibility. In so doing, it provides a set of distinguishing characteristics of the two systems and identifies implications for both theory...
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