Enterprise models are essential for the understanding, analysis, engineering, improvement,
optimisation, maintenance and even management and control of enterprise systems. In that …

Much has been written and high expectations have been placed over the last decade on
enterprise modeling and integration. Applicable results are more modest. This paper first …

We present an agent-oriented approach to the conceptual modeling of organizations and
organizational information systems, called Agent–Object-Relationship (AOR) modeling …

Many companies are taking a process view as a result of business‐process re‐engineering
exercises, statutory compliance (eg Securities and Futures Authority), reaction to market …

Abstract Enterprise Modelling and Integration has evolved over the last decades from entity-
relationship and activity modelling to object and flow modelling as well as from pier-to-pier …

One of the crucial issues facing enterprise modelling (EM) practices is that EM is considered
technical, and rarely or never has a social focus. Social aspects referred to here are the soft …

To remain competitive, most manufacturing enterprises (MEs) need cost-effective and
responsive business processes with capability to realise multiple value streams specified by …

Manufacturing enterprise today has become a matter of effective and efficient application of
information technology and knowledge-based engineering. Several new manufacturing …

Pressure on the powertrain sector of the automotive industry is mounting as market demand
for higher variety and lower-cost automation systems increases. To maintain the market …

Engineering, integrating and managing complex enterprises requires the understanding,
and the ability to partition and simplify their operational complexity. Enterprise modelling …