BibSonomy publications for /user/imtm/prillaSun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Proceedings of Mulitkonferenz Wirtschaftsinformatik (MKWI 08)Bringing life into references process models: A participatory approach
for identifying, discussing, and resolving model adaptations.2008akzeptiert herrmann IMTMPubl 2006 referiert prilla Although reference models are focal research objects in our discipline,
surprisingly little guidance can be found on the actual process of
identifying and resolving adaptations to reference models. Hence,
we present a participatory workshop approach that enables participants
to resolve on adaptations by modelbased discourse. We found that
three design principles influence the outcome of the workshop: First,
we argue that reference model should be constructed as a set of modules
to reduce the complexity of adaptation tasks. The modules come with
a domain-specific set of adaptation triggers. Second, we applied
a discursive process walkthrough. We use the triggers as guiding
questions during this phase. Third, when the participants resolved
on an adaptation to the model, they additionally had to agree on
action items that are necessary to implement the adaptations made.
Overall, our workshop approach closes the gap between construction
and use of reference models.Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Implications of Work Fragmentation on the Design of Knowledge Management
Systems2006zur_Diskussion accepted ritterskamp 2006 IMTMPubl prilla Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Böhmann, T. and Krcmar, H. (eds.) Export und Internationalisierung
wissensintensiver Dienstleistungen.Von "Wicked Problems" zu semi-strukturierten Prozessen: Modellgestützte
Planung internationaler Dienstleistungsprozesse.2008transferorientiert IMTMPubl skrotzki prilla 2008 herrmann Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Playfully Assigning Keywords to Content2005accepted prilla 2005 zur_Diskussion ritterskamp IMTMPubl Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008 Amsterdam.Collaboration support by co-ownership of documents20062006 ritterskamp accepted IMTMPubl referiert prilla Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Limerick, IrlandKolumbus 2 Co-Writer: The Next Step in Collaborative Writing2007IMTMPubl accepted 2007 ritterskamp transferorientiert prilla Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Proceedings of COOP '08Finding Synergies: Web 2.0 and Collaboration Support Systems.2008IMTMPubl 2008 prilla ritterskamp The prevalence and success of Web 2.0 applications in fostering collaboration
raise the question whether or not traditional Collaboration Support
Systems are still the tools of the trade when it comes to supporting
collaborative work. In this paper, we argue that rather than replacing
Collaboration Support Systems by Web 2.0 applications mechanisms
from both domains may complement each other advantageously. By highlighting
differences between the domains and commenting on prototypical implementations,
we show possibilities for meaningful recombinations. The paper concludes
with a brief outlook on the potential influence Web 2.0 may have
on next generation Collaboration Support Systems.Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Graz (Austria).16-24Semantically Integrating Heterogeneous Content: Applying Social Tagging
as a Knowledge Management Tool for Process Model Development and
Usage2007referiert prilla IMTMPubl accepted 2007 herrmann Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Proceedings of BIS 08Semantic Integration of Process Models into Knowledge Management:
A Social Tagging Approach.2008IMTMPubl prilla 2008 referiert akzeptiert Process modelling is an essential task in business and science. Working
with process models is a knowledge-intensive task. Unfortunately,
tasks like creating, sharing and using process models are hardly
supported by knowledge management applications. In this paper, requirements
for the integration of process models into knowledge management are
described, focusing on the perspective of knowledge work. The paper
argues that Social Tagging as a means for semantic content description
can fulfil these requirements. Furthermore, an approach of integrating
process models into knowledge management and its implementation are
shown.Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Workshop "Academia 2.0 and Beyond", COOP '08.The Long Tail of Tags in Academia.2008IMTMPubl prilla 2008 eingereicht referiert The notion of Long Tail effects stems from observations how today’s
economy has changed over the last decade(s). Coined by Chris Anderson
[1], the Long Tail describes a distribution of sold goods that has
relatively few top selling items (“fat head�) and a large number
of less selling items. Surprisingly, the total number of sold items
in the Long Tail is bigger than in the fat head. Examples of such
Long Tail distributions can be found in online book sellers or music
stores. Besides its applicability for business, the Long Tail is
also present in most applications subsumed by the term Web 2.0 and
is often considered to be the signature of self-organized, human-centred
activity [3]. Examples of Long Tail distributions can be found in
e.g. blogs [2] and social tagging applications [4] which will be
the focus of this paper. The decisive insight to be derived from
Long Tail effects is that in this distribution all voices are heard.
This means that for most products, opinions or resources we can imagine
there is a proper niche and a community interested in this niche.
Furthermore, items in the Long Tail are oftentimes related to the
popular items in the fat head and may therefore connect people interested
in different niches. Besides economical possibilities, there is also
great potential in using Long Tail effects for academia, which will
be discussed in the next section.Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Back, A. and Gronau, N. and Tochtermann, K.: Web 2.0 in der UnternehmenspraxisCrowdsourcing2008IMTMPubl jahnke prilla zur_Diskussion 2008 Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Pervasive 2007. The 5th International Conference on Pervasive Computing
(Workshop-Paper). May 13-16.
Envisioning pervasive learning environments: supporting ubiquitous
collaboration2007IMTMPubl ritterskamp zur_Diskussion 2007 prilla carell accepted Sun Aug 10 18:42:31 CEST 2008Technologie - Innovation - Dienstleistung. Tagungsband 7. Dienstleistungstagung
des BMBFExporting services with modular service architectures: Flexible methods
for planning, validating, and implementing services for international
markets.2008herrmann prilla 2008 IMTMPubl transferorientiert