Accepted Papers
Overview of accepted papers with abstracts
Designing Business Rules for Mediation - A Process towards Agent-mediated Business Coordination
Zheng Zhao, Virginia Dignum and Frank Dignum (position paper)
Including Semantics and Probabilistic Uncertainty in Business Rules Using Fuzzy Modeling and Dempster-Shafer Theory
Ronald Yager (research paper)
Reasonsing About Provenance with OWL and SWRL Rules
Robert McGrath and Joe Futrelle (position paper)
Towards a Semantic Framework for Business Activity Monitoring and Management
Claire Costello and Owen Molloy (research paper)
SBVR Use Cases
Mark Linehan (research paper)
A Framework for Temporal Representation and Reasoning in Business Intelligence Applications
Hans-Ulrich Krieger, Bernd Kiefer and Thierry Declerck (research paper)
Developing a Web-Based Application using OWL and SWRL
Martin O'Connor, Ravi Shankar, Csongor Nyulas, Samson Tu and Amar Das (research paper)
Enriching Workflows Specification with Problem-Solving Knowledge
Juan Vidal and Manuel Lama Penin (position paper)
Making BPEL flexible
Nishant Singh and Daniela Feldkamp (research paper)
Semantic Business Process Modeling - Benefits and Capability
Florian Lautenbacher and Bernhard Bauer (position paper)
Rules for Making Sense of Events: Design Issues for High-Level Event Query and Reasoning Languages
François Bry and Michael Eckert (position paper)
Semantic Description of Distributed Business Processes
Sudhir Agarwal, Sebastian Rudolph and Andreas Abecker (research paper)
E-Government for Distributed Autonomous Administrations
Daniela Feldkamp, Wolf Siberski, Barbara Thönssen and Holger Wache (research paper)
Towards a Framework for Policy-Oriented Enterprise Management
Matthias Kaiser and Jens Lemcke (position paper)
Business Process Modelling, Task Management, and the Semantic Link
Uwe Riss, Ingo Weber and Olaf Grebner (position paper)
Business Processes and Rules - An eGovernment Case-Study
Wilfrid Utz, Robert Woitsch, Dimitris Karagiannis and Andrea Leutgeb (position paper)