BibSonomy publications for /tag/businessWed Jan 18 15:58:55 CET 2012cite arxiv:1109.1088Comment: Classification, Ontology, Business Intelligence, Datamining, Inverted Index, Ontology Tree IndexA Framework for Business Intelligence Application using Ontological Classification2011business ontology rdf semantic_web Every business needs knowledge about their competitors to survive better. One of the information repositories is web. Retrieving Specific information from the web is challenging. An Ontological model is developed to capture specific information by using web semantics. From the Ontology model, the relations between the data are mined using decision tree. From all these a new framework is developed for Business Intelligence. Tue Dec 20 14:36:06 CET 2011Computers in Industrycited By (since 1996) 04377-383A research agenda for computing developments associated with innovation pipelines622011Business CAI; Computing Industrial Innovation Invention; Methodological New Patents Research Scientific Strategic TRIZ, age; agenda; and approach; community; environments; intention; inventions, practices; process; tools; Over the past few decades, our industrial age has entered into an important phase in its evolution: innovation. While innovation could proclaim underlying political and strategic intentions when it was still in the early stages, it must now assert itself in the form of tangible and measurable methodological approaches backed by tools that are designed to provide stakeholders with services at every phase of the innovation process. The world of standardization has already perceived the need to standardize and measure innovation. However, it has perhaps not yet anticipated that any form of measurement is only meaningful if our computing tools have been sufficiently developed to cope with this evolution. Indeed, while the age of quality saw the emergence and firm anchoring of several tools in our industrial practice, the age of innovation is still focused on research in the fields of marketing and management, and any initiatives that dare attempt to structure its deployment via radical changes in what is currently known, practised and acknowledged in the business environment today, are thin on the ground. This article traces the historical facts that legitimize the emergence of a new age for tools allowing computer-aided artefact creation and proposes a research agenda for the scientific communities involved. Β© 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.Fri Dec 16 10:53:19 CET 2011IEEE Pervasive Computing216-18Guest Editors' Introduction: Pervasive Retail102011shop paper zzz.spm analysis embedded business sensor ieee ai software rfid v1010 mobile The retail experience is undergoing significant changes due to a confluence of pervasive computing technologies, such as affordable smartphones with a plethora of retail applications, social media, sensing and analytics, and wireless technologies. This issue contains three articles that examine some of the opportunities and challenges in the pervasive retail space.Mon Nov 14 08:52:50 CET 2011Chat Live Now – An Effective Tool in Marketing and Sales141111business internet Fri Sep 30 14:16:51 CEST 2011Communications of the ACM#aug#88-98An Overview of Business Intelligence Technology542011pattern acm search v1010 recognition paper enterprise analysis business database BI technologies are essential to running today's businesses and this technology is going through sea changes. Business intelligence (BI) software is a collection of decision support technologies for the enterprise aimed at enabling knowledge workers such as executives, managers, and analysts to make better and faster decisions.Wed Sep 07 09:14:16 CEST 2011cite arxiv:1109.1088Comment: Classification, Ontology, Business Intelligence, Datamining, Inverted Index, Ontology Tree IndexA Framework for Business Intelligence Application using Ontological Classification2011business ontology rdf semantic_web Every business needs knowledge about their competitors to survive better. One of the information repositories is web. Retrieving Specific information from the web is challenging. An Ontological model is developed to capture specific information by using web semantics. From the Ontology model, the relations between the data are mined using decision tree. From all these a new framework is developed for Business Intelligence. Tue Aug 09 16:59:09 CEST 2011Transforming Ontology Axioms to Information Processing Rules – An MDA Based Approach2009axiom business ontology process rule Tue Aug 09 07:21:54 CEST 2011Towards a Framework for Semantic Business Process Compliance Management2007business compliance framework process semantic Abstract. Processes count to the most important assets of companies. Ensuring the compliance of processes to legal regulations, governance guidelines, and strategic business requirements is a sine qua non condition to controlling business behavior. Implementing business process compliance requires means for modeling and enforcing compliance measures. In this work, we motivate the need for automation in compliance management and introduce the role of policies. We then distinguish eight requirements for a compliance management framework. We also discuss different ways of conducting compliance checking. Finally, we propose a policy-based framework for business process compliance management. We eventually proceed to a discussion of the soundness and practicability of our approach, followed by an investigation of the main challenges ahead of our approach to policy-based semantic business process compliance management.Fri Aug 05 23:54:50 CEST 2011Data and Knowledge Engineering59-75Scheduling-free resource management612007Business Correctness; Resource Scheduling Workflow; management; process; We investigate a resource management policy that allocates resources based on the number of available resources only. We formulate a condition on resource requesting processes, called solidity that guarantees successful termination. Processes that do not satisfy this condition can be modified to become solid. We investigate performance of the resource management policy proposed by comparing it to the theoretically found optimum for the special case. Our method can be applied in, for example, project management systems, orchestration software and workflow engines.Tue Aug 02 13:13:15 CEST 20112Performance dashboards: measuring, monitoring, and managing your business2010ITeG_233 PerformanceDashboard business Performance dashboards have become the preferred way for busy executives, managers, and staff to monitor key business metrics at a glance and move swiftly through layers of actionable information to get the insight they need to solve problems quickly, efficiently, and effectively. Written by Wayne Eckerson, a recognized expert and consultant in the field of business intelligence, --Performance Dashboards, Second Edition shows how performance dashboards focus business people on the right things to do and arm them with relevant information to do things right. Eckerson's tips, techniques, and practical insights provide a strategic road map to help organizations turbocharge performance management initiatives with dashboard technology to optimize performance and accelerate results. Extensively rewritten and modified to reflect changes and advances in the field, the Second Edition now includes: * All-new case studies that illustrate how to deliver operational, tactical, and strategic performance dashboards * A chapter on architectural issues and options for creating scalable, high-performance performance dashboards * Explanation of the MAD framework (monitor, analyze, and drill to detail) for developing performance dashboards and the Double MAD framework (model, analytics, and deliberation) that defines next-generation capabilities * Expanded section on the best practices for managing performance dashboard projects * New architectural techniques for integrating performance dashboards and cascading performance metrics across tiers of dashboards * Detailed characteristics of operational, tactical, and strategic dashboards, including prominent subtypes in each category * A description of dashboard functionality by type of dashboard, including navigational and analytical techniques to enhance usability and effectiveness * New guidelines for designing effective dashboard displays, including an overview of visualization techniques and how and when they should be used * New insights into key performance indicators (KPIs) and performance targets, as well as practical tips for brainstorming, designing, and maintaining dashboard metrics * In-depth examination of the role of performance dashboards in the BI Maturity Model Written for IT managers but accessible to business executives, this book will serve as a testimonial to the power of performance dashboards to improve organizational effectiveness as well as a comprehensive source of best practices required to successfully implement dashboards and scorecards. Every executive and manager should have a copy of this bestseller on their bookshelf.Mon Aug 01 10:15:24 CEST 2011What is a Business Rule?2011business rule Fri Jul 29 10:51:11 CEST 2011Future Internet Enterprises Systems, EnsembleAnatomy of Business Networks: Future Internet Enterprise Systems Accelerating Procurement Interoperability2010anatomy business eris future http://mesharpe.metapress.com/link.asp?id=t233vw4157g0t513 internet myown networks nkoppenh procurement Fri Jul 15 15:34:30 CEST 2011HannoverVirtuelle Welten werden real. Second Life, World of Warcraft & Co: Faszination, Gefahren, Business.2007WoW business secondlife section-entwiuk virtualworlds virtuelle-realitäten Tue Jun 21 11:24:04 CEST 2011European Journal of International Management2115On becoming a high impact journal in international business and management22008business factor impact impactFactor info20 journal management perish publish This editorial asks three questions: What is a high impact journal? 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