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Date 12-18 Oct. 2005

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Solutions Innovation, Solutions Engineering for Industry Solutions

E-Government and the CROWN Project

Can Agent Systems Deliver?

Evolution of the Intel's e-business data center toward a service-oriented infrastructure

Distributed policy specification and enforcement in service-oriented business systems

Enabling customer-driven processes in value-added networks using an architecture for e-collaboration

Designing a material analysis collaboratory for the process industry

Market agents with a sense for mechanisms

Enable efficient stage construction for replication based fault-tolerant execution of mobile agent

Exception handling in distributed workflow systems using mobile agents

UML models of agents in a multi-agent e-commerce system

Supporting Web user interface prototyping through information modeling and system architecting

A model driven XML transformation framework for business performance management

Normal forms and normalized design method for business service

An agile method of modeling business process simulation for virtual enterprises

SCOUT contextually organizes user tasks

Modeling and reasoning about uncertainty in context-aware systems

A hybrid dialogue strategy for speech-enabled mobile commerce

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