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Contributions

Sunday, 23 January 2011 23:54

With the call for contributions on “Research on Future Internet Enterprise Systems and Scientific Foundations of Enterprise Interoperability”, ENSEMBLE attracted high-quality innovative contributions, in the form of short papers that depict sound positions and views for either:

a. State of the art, new research fields and/or forward-looking challenges in the area of Future Internet Enterprise Systems.

b. Innovative approaches and formal methods addressing the foundation of Enterprise Interoperability science.

The best papers, whose authors, have been invited to join the ENSEMBLE Expert Scientific Committee are the following (in alphabetical order):

Chen, D. (2010) Framework for Enterprise Interoperability. Submitted to the ENSEMBLE Call for Contributions on “Research on Future Internet Enterprise Systems and Scientific Foundations of Enterprise Interoperability”.
Grilo, A. (2010) Interoperability Frameworks, Theories and Models. Submitted to the ENSEMBLE Call for Contributions on “Research on Future Internet Enterprise Systems and Scientific Foundations of Enterprise Interoperability”.
Ivezic, N., Jones, A., Peters, C., Melnyk, S. (2010) A New Research Field: Service Oriented Manufacturing. Submitted to the ENSEMBLE Call for Contributions on “Research on Future Internet Enterprise Systems and Scientific Foundations of Enterprise Interoperability”.
Koppenhagen, N., Maedche, A. (2010) Anatomy of Business Networks: Future Internet Enterprise Systems Accelerating Procurement Interoperability. Submitted to the ENSEMBLE Call for Contributions on “Research on Future Internet Enterprise Systems and Scientific Foundations of Enterprise Interoperability”.
Manzalini, A. (2010) Understanding Brain for Enterprise Interoperability. Submitted to the ENSEMBLE Call for Contributions on “Research on Future Internet Enterprise Systems and Scientific Foundations of Enterprise Interoperability”.
Taxén, L. (2010) The Activity Domain Theory – A Framework for Investigating Enterprise Systems. Submitted to the ENSEMBLE Call for Contributions on “Research on Future Internet Enterprise Systems and Scientific Foundations of Enterprise Interoperability”.

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Future Internet Enterprise Systems (FInES) play an important role in the quest of European enterprises (typically SME's) to become more competitive and to enlarge their markets while transforming towards new business models and developing innovative products and services. This portal is powered by ENSEMBLE («Envisioning, Supporting and Promoting Future Internet Enterprise Systems Research through Scientific Collaboration»), a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) project funded under the European Commission FP7 Programme, in the context of its post-project commitments.Future Internet Enterprise Systems (FInES) play an important role in the quest of European enterprises (typically SME's) to become more competitive and to enlarge their markets while transforming towards new business models and developing innovative products and services. This portal is powered by ENSEMBLE («Envisioning, Supporting and Promoting Future Internet Enterprise Systems Research through Scientific Collaboration»), a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) project funded under the European Commission FP7 Programme, in the context of its post-project commitments.

Contact us

EC Contact Points: Ms. Ainhoa Uriarte, Mr. Cristian Olimid
FInES Cluster Co-Chairs: Man-Sze Li (Director, IC Focus, UK), Oscar Lazaro (Managing Director, Innovalia Association, Spain) and Jesper Thestrup (Managing Director, In-JeT ApS, Denmark)
FInES Cluster Interim Secretariat: Fenareti Lampathaki (RD Project Manager, National Technical University of Athens, Greece)
Mail: finescluster@gmail.com