Suitability of Mobile Communication Techniques for the Business Processes of Intervention Forces

Intervention forces are special, often state-run organizations that are in charge of surveillance and intervention tasks. Examples are police, medical emergency services, civil defense, and security firms. From a business processes view, intervention forces are a subset of organizations whose operational business is mobile. The contribution analyzes the potentials and limits of mobile business processes for intervention forces. It proposes first approaches in the direction of a fully-integrated process chain for these organizations with regard to the special rules of mobile business.

An Approach for Assessment of Electronic Offers

Internet and mobile technology enable businesses to invent new business models by applying new forms of organization or offering new products and services. In order to assess these new business models there has to be a methodology that allows identifying advantages that are caused by electronic and mobile commerce. The proposed approach builds upon the theory of informational added values that provides a classification of gains produced by information work. This theory is extended by the definition of categories of technology inherent added values that result in informational added values. These informational added values can be perceived by users of information products and services and therefore be used to assess electronic offers. The relationship between technology inherent and informational added values will be clarified with examples of real business models. Furthermore, a classification of basic business model types will be provided.

Suitability of Mobile Communication Techniques for the Business Processes of Intervention Forces

Intervention forces are special, often state-run organizations that are in charge of surveillance and intervention tasks. Examples are police, medical emergency services, civil defense, and security firms. From a business processes view, intervention forces are a subset of organizations whose operational business is mobile. The contribution analyzes the potentials and limits of mobile business processes for intervention forces. It proposes first approaches in the direction of a fully-integrated process chain for these organizations with regard to the special rules of mobile business

Automatisierte, mehrdimensionale Kompatibilitätstests zum Aufbau von serviceorientierten Informationssystemen

Automatisierte, mehrdimensionale Kompatibilitätstests zum Aufbau von serviceorientierten Informationssystemen / J. M. Zaha, B. Bazijanec. - In: Integration, Informationslogistik und Architektur / Klaus Turowski ... (Hrsg.). - Bonn : Ges. für Informatik, 2006. - S. 383-402. - (GI-Edition / Proceedings ; 90

Component framework for strategic supply network development

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A component-based architecture for protocol vector conversion in inter-organizational systems

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Experience report: appropriateness of the BCI-method for identifying business components in large-scale information systems

Experience report: appropriateness of the BCI-method for identifying business components in large-scale information systems / B. Selk ... - In: Component-oriented enterprise applications : proc. of the Conference on Component-Oriented Enterprise Applications (COEA 2005) / K. Turowski ... (Hrsg.). - Bonn : Ges. für Informatik, 2005. - S.41-56. - (GI-Edition / Proceedings ; 70

Establishing interoperability of coordination protocols in ad-hoc inter-organizational collaborations

Establishing interoperability of coordination protocols in ad-hoc inter-organizational collaborations / B. Bazijanec ... - In: Interoperability of enterprise software and applications / Dimitri Konstantas ... (eds.). INTEROP-ESA ´05 ... - London : Springer, 2005. - S. 123-13

B2B protocol construction as a basis for integration architecture configuration

B2B protocol construction as a basis for integration architecture configuration / B. Bazijanec, K. Turowski. - In: Business process management workshops : BPM 2006 International Workshops, BPD, BPI, ENEI, GPWW, DPM, semantics4ws, Vienna, Austria, September 4-7, 2006 ; proceedings / Johann Eder ... (eds.). - Berlin [u.a.] : Springer, 2006. - S. 285-296. - (Lecture notes in computer science ; 4103

Potenziale des Mobile Commerce

Potenziale des Mobile Commerce / B. Bazijanec, K. Turowski. - In: Mobile economy : 4. Workshop Mobile Commerce, 02.-03. Februar 2004, Univ. Augsburg / Key Pousttchi ... (Hrsg.). - Bonn : Ges. für Informatik, 2004. - S. 7-11. - (GI-Edition : Proceedings ; 42