Business engineering with object technology
Business engineering with object technology
Agent theories, architectures, and languages: a survey
ECAI-94 Proceedings of the workshop on agent theories, architectures, and languages on Intelligent agents
Successful software process improvement
Successful software process improvement
A Commonsense Management Model
IEEE Software
Issues in Multiagent Design Systems
IEEE Expert: Intelligent Systems and Their Applications
IT Infrastructure to Enable Next Generation Enterprises
Information Systems Frontiers
Automatic business process analysis and simulation based on DEMO
Enterprise Information Systems
A multi-agent-based model for a negotiation support system in electronic commerce
Enterprise Information Systems
A node-centric analysis of metagraphs and its applications to workflow models
Enterprise Information Systems
Systems science serves enterprise integration: a tutorial
Enterprise Information Systems
Electronic supply chain management applications by Swedish SMEs
Enterprise Information Systems
Complex event processing in enterprise information systems based on RFID
Enterprise Information Systems
Flood decision support system on agent grid: method and implementation
Enterprise Information Systems
Enterprise Information Systems
Information Technology and Management
A role-oriented service system architecture for enterprise process collaboration
Computers and Operations Research
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This study presents an evolutionary approach to support dynamic enterprise modeling for enterprise process cooperative scheduling and management. In this paper, an evolutionary dynamic enterprise process modeling method was proposed from the concepts of enterprise process evolution to zero-time enterprise modeling and layered complex enterprise modeling. Based on an autonomous agent development platform, an agent-based enterprise collaborative modeling environment has been implemented by integrating several software resource agents that wrap main function modules of EPMS. Scheduling strategies, algorithms, and process-driven cooperative scheduling mechanism are also discussed.