Hamideh Establishing The Foundation Of Collaborative Networks

IFIP TC 5 WG 5.5 Eighth IFIP WorkingConference on Virtual Enterprises, September 10-12, 2007, Guimaraes, Portugal
1. Auflage 2007
ISBN: 978-0-387-73798-0
Verlag: Springer-Verlag
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 680 Seiten

This book includes a number of selected papers from the PRO-VE '07 Conference providing a comprehensive overview of recent advances in various CN domains. Thereis a special emphasis on the Collaborative Network topics related to trust aspects, performance and value systems, VO breeding environments, VO creation, e-contracting, collaborative architectures and frameworks, professional virtual communities, interoperability issues, business benefits, and case studies and applications in industry and services.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Hamideh,

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;TABLE OF CONTENTS;6
2;TECHNICAL SPONSORS;12
3;FOREWORD;14
4;PART 1 TRUST ASPECTS IN COLLABORATION;16
4.1;TOWARDS ESTABLISHING TRUST RELATIONSHIPS AMONG ORGANIZATIONS IN VBES;17
4.2;FOSTERING R&D COLLABORATION – THE INTERPLAY OF TRUST, APPROPRIABILITY AND ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY;29
4.3;TRUST BUILDING IN COLLABORATIVE NETWORKED ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE;37
5;PART 2 PERFORMANCE AND VALUE SYSTEMS;45
5.1;MEASURING COLLABORATION PERFORMANCE IN VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS;46
5.2;A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR VIRTUAL BREEDING ENVIRONMENTS VALUE SYSTEMS;56
5.3;TOWARDS A CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF VALUE SYSTEMS IN COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS;66
6;PART 3 COLLABORATION NETWORK ANALYSIS;78
6.1;NETWORK ANALYSIS BY THE CODESNET APPROACH;79
6.2;ASSESSMENT OF COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS STRUCTURAL STABILITY;87
6.3;A DECISION SUPPORT FRAMEWORK FOR COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS;95
7;PART 4 VO BREEDING ENVIRONMENT ENABLERS;103
7.1;TOWARDS GOVERNANCE RULES AND BYLAWS FOR VIRTUAL BREEDING ENVIRONMENTS;104
7.2;ENABLING VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS IN A TECHNOLOGICAL DISTRICT;114
7.3;IN SEARCH FOR AN INNOVATIVE BUSINESS MODEL OR HOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE NOWADAYS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT;122
7.4;THE ROLE OF UNIVERSITIES DEVELOPING NEW COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENTS: ANALYSING THE VIRTUELLE FABRIK, SWISS MICROTECH AND THE TENET GROUP;134
8;PART 5 ELEMENTS OF BREEDING ENVIRONMENTS MANAGEMENT;146
8.1;ONTOLOGY ENGINEERING IN VIRTUAL BREEDING ENVIRONMENTS;147
8.2;CAUSAL CROSS-IMPACT ANALYSIS AS STRATEGIC PLANNING AID FOR VIRTUAL ORGANISATION BREEDING ENVIRONMENTS;157
8.3;ASSESSING THE VALUE OF MEDIATORS IN COLLABORATIVE BUSINESS NETWORKS;165
9;PART 6 VO CREATION;173
9.1;A COMPUTER-ASSISTED VO CREATION FRAMEWORK;174
9.2;COLLABORATION OPPORTUNITY FINDER;188
9.3;AN ONTOLOGY-BASED APPROACH FOR SELECTING PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR PARTNERS SUGGESTION;196
9.4;MULTIPLE CRITERIA PARTNER SELECTION IN VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES;206
10;PART 7 e- CONTRACTING IN COLLABORATIVE NETWORK SCENARIOS;216
10.1;FUNDAMENTS OF VIRTUAL ORGANIZATION E- CONTRACTING;217
10.2;INTELLIGENT CONTRACTING: SOFTWARE AGENTS, CORPORATE BODIES AND VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS;225
10.3;AGENT-BASED CONTRACTING IN VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES;233
10.4;A LAWFUL FRAMEWORK FOR DISTRIBUTED ELECTRONIC MARKETS;241
11;PART 8 LEARNING AND INHERITANCE IN VO;249
11.1;TOWARDS LEARNING COLLABORATIVE NETWORKED ORGANIZATIONS;250
11.2;IDENTIFICATION OF FORMS AND COMPONENTS OF VO INHERITANCE;260
11.3;ESTABLISHING AND KEEPING INTER-ORGANISATIONAL COLLABORATION. SOME LESSONS LEARNED;270
12;PART 9 ARCHITECTURES FOR COLLABORATION;278
12.1;A GENERIC STRATEGIC LAYER FOR COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS;279
12.2;A PRIVACY-BASED BROKERING ARCHITECTURE FOR COLLABORATION IN VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS;289
12.3;VIRTUAL POWER PRODUCERS INTEGRATION INTO MASCEM;297
12.4;AGENT-BASED ARCHITECTURE FOR VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES TO SUPPORT AGILITY;305
13;PART 10 MODELLING FRAMEWORKS FOR COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS;313
13.1;TOWARDS AN ARCHITECTURE MODELING LANGUAGE FOR NETWORKED ORGANIZATIONS;314
13.2;EVOLVING VIRTUE;322
13.3;BUSINESS MODELLING FOR KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS;331
14;PART 11 BUSINESS BENEFITS IN NETWORKS;339
14.1;DISTRIBUTION OF NETWORK GENERATED PROFIT BY CONSIDERING INDIVIDUAL PROFIT EXPECTATIONS;340
14.2;AN ESTIMATION MODEL FOR BUSINESS BENEFITS IN HORIZONTAL COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS;348
14.3;EXAMINING THE ANTECEDENTS TO INNOVATION IN ELECTRONIC NETWORKS OF PRACTICE;356
15;PART 12 PROFESSIONAL VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES;364
15.1;SUPPORT FOR POWER IN ADAPTATION OF SOCIAL PROTOCOLS FOR PROFESSIONAL VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES;365
15.2;UNDERSTANDING USERS’ RESPONSE TO ONTOLOGY BASED SYSTEMS IN THE CONTEXT OF AN ENTERPRISE SPONSORED VIRTUAL COMMUNITY;373
15.3;CONTINUOUS MANAGEMENT OF PROFESSIONAL VIRTUAL COMMUNITY INHERITANCE BASED ON THE ADAPTATION OF SOCIAL PROTOCOLS;383
16;PART 13 CUSTOMER INVOLVEMENT IN NETWORKS;391
16.1;VIRTUAL CUSTOMER COMMUNITIES: AN INNOVATIVE CASE FROM THE MEDIA INDUSTRY;392
16.2;THE IMPACT OF CUSTOMER PARTICIPATION ON BUSINESS ECOSYSTEMS;400
16.3;SUPPORTING COLLABORATIVE WORK THROUGH WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES SUPPORT IN PATIENT CENTRIC VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS ( PCVOS);408
17;PART 14 SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS;416
17.1;SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS OF TEAM DYNAMICS AND INTRA- ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN AN AEROSPACE FIRM;417
17.2;THE TACIT DIMENSIONS OF COLLABORATIVE NETWORK TRAFFIC;425
17.3;COLLABORATIVE SERVICES TO MAINTAIN ELECTRONIC BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS;434
18;PART 15 INTEROPERABILITY IN NETWORKS;442
18.1;TOWARDS SEAMLESS INTEROPERABILITY IN COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS;443
18.2;BARRIERS DRIVEN METHODOLOGY FOR ENTERPRISE INTEROPERABILITY;451
18.3;AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE AND SIMULATION IN HEALTH CARE VIRTUAL SCENARIOS;459
18.4;COLLABORATION WITHIN THE TOOL- AND- DIE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY THROUGH OPEN- SOURCE MODULAR ERP/ CRM SYSTEMS;467
19;PART 16 COLLABORATIVE PROCESS MODELS;475
19.1;A CARTOGRAPHY BASED METHODOLOGY FOR COLLABORATIVE PROCESS DEFINITION;476
19.2;INTERACTIVE USER-CENTERED BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENTSERVICES;484
19.3;WORKFLOW TECHNOLOGY SUPPORTING THE OPERATION OF VIRTUAL ISPS;492
20;PART 17 PROCESS INTEGRATION AND MANAGEMENT;500
20.1;INTRODUCING A COLLABORATIVE BUSINESS MODEL FOR EUROPEAN ERP VALUE CHAINS OF SMES;501
20.2;INTEGRATED CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM BASED ON IFC AND ISO9001: 2000;509
20.3;ENHANCING ENTERPRISE COLLABORATION BY USING MULTIFACETED SERVICES;517
21;PART 18 WEB SERVICES AND FUSION;525
21.1;APPLICATION OF THE FUSION APPROACH FOR ASSISTED COMPOSITION OF WEB SERVICES;526
21.2;SEMANTIC INTEGRATION OF BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ACROSS COLLABORATIVE VALUE NETWORKS;534
21.3;WEB SERVICE DISCOVERY IN A SEMANTICALLY EXTENDED UDDI REGISTRY: THE CASE OF FUSION;542
22;PART 19 COLLABORATION ENVIRONMENTS CASES;550
22.1;SUPPORTING MOBILE VIRTUAL TEAM’S COORDINATION WITH SOA- BASED ACTIVE ENTITIES;551
22.2;COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENTS WORK: A CASE STUDY OF TEACHER TRAINING;559
22.3;A KNOWLEDGE SEARCH FRAMEWORK FOR COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS;567
23;PART 20 PRODUCT- ORIENTED COLLABORATION;577
23.1;MAINTAINING DYNAMIC PRODUCT DESIGNS TO ENABLE EFFECTIVE CONSORTIUM BUILDING IN VIRTUAL BREEDING ENVIRONMENTS;578
23.2;DISTRIBUTED DESIGN OF PRODUCT ORIENTED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS;586
23.3;VIRTUAL ORGANISATION IN CROSS DOMAIN ENGINEERING;594
24;PART 21 ADAPTIVE COLLABORATIVE FRAMEWORKS;602
24.1;COLLABORATION AND ADAPTATION IN SCHEDULING;603
24.2;VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR MUNICIPALITIES;611
24.3;A SERVICE INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT UBIQUITOUS ENGINEERING PRACTICES;619
25;PART 22 EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF COLLABORATIVE SUPPLY NETWORKS;629
25.1;ENGINEERING METHODOLOGY FOR ORGANISATION NETWORKS;630
25.2;A PROCEDURE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL NETWORKS;640
25.3;THE EVALUATION OF COORDINATION POLICIES IN LOGISTICS SERVICES MARKETS;648
25.4;BUSINESS MODELS FOR COLLABORATIVE PLANNING IN TRANSPORTATION: AN APPLICATION TO WOOD PRODUCTS;658
25.5;PROVIDING TRANSPARENCY IN THE BUSINESS OF SOFTWARE: A MODELING TECHNIQUE FOR SOFTWARE SUPPLY NETWORKS;668
26;AUTHOR INDEX;678