Advanced Information Management (AIM): Advanced database technology for integrated applications

Dadam, Peter; Linnemann, Volker

doi:10.1147/sj.284.0661

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“…MINOS [4] and MULTOS [21] use object-oriented concept to model office filing systems. AIM [7] uses the concept of nested relational database for implementing office systems. Kabiria [2,3,19] proposes a semantic network approach for designing office information systems.…”

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A predicate-driven document filing system

Zhu

Liu

McHugh

et al. 1996

Journal of Systems Integration

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Abstract. This paper presents a predicate-driven document filing system for organizing and automatically filing documents. A document model consists of two basic elements: frame templates representing document classes, and folders which are repositories of frame instances. The frame templates can be organized to form a document type hierarchy, which helps classify and file documents. Frame instances are grouped into a folder on the basis of user-defined criteria, specified as predicates which determine whether a frame instance belongs to a folder. Folders can naturally organized into a folder organization which represents the user's real world document filing system. The predicate consistency problem is discussed to eliminate two abnormalities from a folder organization: inapplicable edges (filing paths) and redundant folders. An evaluating net (including an association dictionary, an instantiation component and a production system) is then proposed for evaluating whether a frame instance satisfies the predicate of a folder during document filing. And the concept of consistency a rule base is also discussed.

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A predicate-driven document filing system

Zhu

Liu

McHugh

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Journal of Systems Integration

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“…However, if we restrict the complexity of data structures, it may be possible to use a declarative programming language in an object-oriented environment. The approach presented in Dadam and Linnemann (1989) may be viewed as a first step in this direction.…”

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Competitive Product Development in the Financial Services Industry—A Knowledge‐Based Approach

Stickel

1995

Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management

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The development of innovative products and the ability to quickly adapt to changes is important for financial institutions in today's highly competitive environment. The information system department has to create the required information technology support (IT support) for these tasks. A model that allows the characterization of bank products by means of parameter sets and integrity constraints that in most cases may be viewed as business rules will be presented. Based on this parameter model a prototype system was developed to verify the approach used. This system also provides support for the areas of risk and yield management and may be used as a basis for systems providing counselling services. The prototype was implemented by coupling PROLOG and a relational database system. Arguments will be presented against the use of object‐oriented database systems and in favour of the currently less popular deductive database approach. The approach presented may be extended such that products related to the life insurance business may also be covered.

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Multimedia services and applications

Orozco-Barbosa

Georganas

1991

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Multimedia communications is the field referring to the representation, storage, retrieval and dissemination of machine‐processable information expressed in multiple media, such as text, voice, graphics, image, audio and video. With the advent of high capacity storage devices powerful and yet economical computer workstations and high‐speed integrated services digital networks providing a variety of multimedia communications services are becoming not only technically but also economically feasible. Applications in medicine, education, travel, real‐estate, banking, insurance, administration and publishing and advertising are emerging at a fast pace. These applications are characterized by large multimedia documents that have to be communicated within very short delays. Computer‐controlled cooperative work, whereby a group of users can jointly view, create, edit and discuss multimedia documents is going to be characteristic of many transactions in the year 2000. In this paper, we review the activity in Multimedia Communications, Services and Applications.

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Advanced Information Management (AIM): Advanced database technology for integrated applications

Cited by 24 publications

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A predicate-driven document filing system

A predicate-driven document filing system

Competitive Product Development in the Financial Services Industry—A Knowledge‐Based Approach

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