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Commitment-Based Business Process Modelling and Enactment

Wan, Feng - 2005

coordination. However, difficulties arise when modelling long-lived business transactions involving information updates and … modelling that formulates business processes as multiagent systems. Organizational structure and its effect on interactions are … commitment semantics into business modelling and enables agent collaboration for business process enactment. We derive commitment …

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Mapping and modeling of oil and gas relational data objects for warehouse development and efficient data mining

Nimmagadda, Shastri; Dreher, Heinz - 2006

Oil and gas industries archive volumes of heterogeneous data. These companies, by virtue of their diverse operations, comprise of complicated organizational structure. The nature of organizational set-up with several operational units, often results with communication barriers among operational...

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Modelling rail track deterioration and maintenance: current practices and future needs

Ferreira, Luis; Murray, Martin H. - 1997

As commercialisation and privatisation of railway systems reach the political agendas in a number of countries, including Australia, the separation of infrastructure from operating business dictates that track costs need to be shared on an equitable basis. There is also a world-wide trend...

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Modelling urban public transit users' route choice behaviour: review and outlook

Liu, Yulin; Bunker, Jonathan M.; Ferreira, Luis - 2009

This paper reviews the main development of approaches to modelling urban public transit users’ route choice behaviour … outlook into the possible future directions of modelling transit users’ route choice behaviour. Based on the comparison with … the road area. Particularly, in light of the recent advancement of modelling motorists’ complex road route choice …

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Soft system dynamics methodology (SSDM): combining soft systems methodology (SSM) and system dynamics (SD)

Rodriguez-Ulloa, Ricardo; Paucar-Caceres, Alberto - 2005

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Superpoly: monopoly in the twenty-first century

Rowley, Jennifer - 2009

Full-text of this article is not available in this e-prints service. This article was originally published [following peer-review] in Management Research News, published by and copyright Emerald Group Publishing Limited.

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Simulations in 3D tactics, interdiction and multi-agent modelling

Green, A. R.; Piper, I. C.; Keep, D.; Flaherty, C. J. - 2009

. To overcome this problem, we propose an approach using multi-agent modelling, which is also melded with three dimensional …

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An empirical analysis of the retention of dissatisfied business services customers using structural equation modelling

Yanamandram, Venkata K; White, Lesley - 2010

This study extends the body of literature concerning service switching, complaint handling, dependence and commitment by investigating why dissatisfied B2B customers do not switch service providers. Specifically, it develops and tests a social exchange-based model examining how dissatisfied, but...

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Modelling electronic customer relationship management success: functional and temporal considerations

Khalifa, Mohamed; Shen, Kathy Ning - 2009

Previous information systems satisfaction research predominantly focused on generic technological attributes, failing to account for the specificity of the artefact. Furthermore, viewing satisfaction as a static evaluation state, the prevalent cross-sectional approach could not account for the...

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A quantitative risk analysis model for private security managers

Le Roux, Gabriël Jacobus - 2004

An easy-to-use quantitative risk analysis model is developed for the private security industry in South Africa, which can be used as a suitable analysing tool in the hands of the private security manager.This model incorporate different concepts such as the probability, impact, cost of risk,...

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