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- 102 creator erwin-zinser.
- 102 type InProceedings.
- 102 label "Semantic-ontological combination of Business Rules and Business Processes in IT Service Management".
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- 102 abstract "IT Service Management deals with managing a broad range of items related to complex system environments. As there is both, a close connection to business interests and IT infrastructure, the application of semantic expressions which are seamlessly integrated within applications for managing ITSM environments, can help to improve transparency and profitability. This paper focuses on the challenges regarding the integration of semantics and ontologies within ITSM environments. It will describe the paradigm of relationships and inheritance within complex service trees and will present an approach of ontologically expressing them. Furthermore, the application of SBVR-based rules as executable SQL triggers will be discussed. Finally, the broad range of topics for further research, derived from the findings, will be presented.".
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- 102 title "Semantic-ontological combination of Business Rules and Business Processes in IT Service Management".
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- 103 creator cristina-baroglio.
- 103 creator elisa-marengo.
- 103 creator matteo-baldoni.
- 103 type InProceedings.
- 103 label "Why (and How) Extend Commitment Protocols with Temporal Regulations".
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- 103 abstract "The proposal of Elisa Marengo's thesis is to extend commitment protocols in order to explicitly account for temporal regulations. This extension will supply two needs: on the one hand it will allows to represent in a flexible and modular way norms, conventions and suchlike; on the other hand it will allows to commit to complex conditions describing not only what will be achieved but also in which order. Finally, these two aspects will be deeply investigated in the proposal of a unified framework. Proposal that is part of the ongoing work and that will be included in the thesis as well.".
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- 103 keyword "Commitment-based interaction protocols".
- 103 keyword "Legal Patterns of Interaction".
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- 103 title "Why (and How) Extend Commitment Protocols with Temporal Regulations".
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- 104 creator alun-preece.
- 104 creator przemyslaw-woznowski.
- 104 type InProceedings.
- 104 label "Rule-Based Semantic Sensing".
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- 104 abstract "Rule-Based Systems have been in use for decades to solve a variety of problems but not in the sensor informatics domain. Rules aid the aggregation of low-level sensor readings to form a more complete picture of the real world and help to address 10 identified challenges for sensor network middleware. This paper presents the reader with an overview of a system architecture and a pilot application to demonstrate the usefulness of a system integrating rules with sensor middleware.".
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- 104 title "Rule-Based Semantic Sensing".
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- 105 creator antonius-weinzierl.
- 105 type InProceedings.
- 105 label "Advancing Multi-Context Systems by Inconsistency Management".
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- 105 abstract "Multi-Context Systems are an expressive formalism to model (possibly) non-monotonic information exchange between heterogeneous knowledge bases. Such information exchange, however, often comes with unforseen side-effects leading to violation of constraints, making the system inconsistent, and thus unusable. Although there are many approaches to assess and repair an inconsistent knowledge base, the information exchange of Multi-Context System poses problems which have not yet been addressed in a satisfying way: knowledge bases, i.e., legacy systems, use arbitrary formalisms for knowledge representation; information exchange can be nonmonotonic; the ability to modify a knowledge bases may be limited. In addition, automatic removal of inconsistency is not always possible nor desireable, therefore a human operator has to be supported in finding the erroneous parts contributing to the inconsistency. In my thesis those issues will be adressed mainly from a foundational perspective, while our research project also provides algorithms and prototype implementations.".
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