Collaborative modeling with semantic MediaWiki

Dengler, Frank; Happel, Hans-Jörg

doi:10.1145/1832772.1832802

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“…Inline queries can be used to show relevant information on wiki pages dynamically. For instance, all relevant information in SMW about one process can be displayed on a dynamic created summary page [25]. The effort for each user is also lower, because the ideas can be developed collaboratively.…”

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Co-creation of Value in IT Service Processes Using Semantic MediaWiki

Dengler

Kieninger

2010

Business Process Management Workshops

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Enterprises are substituting their own IT-Systems by services provided by external providers. This provisioning of services may be done in an industrialized way, separating the service provider from the consumer. However, using industrialized services diminishes the capability to differentiate from competitors. To counter this, collaborative service processes based on the co-creation of value between service providers and prosumers are of huge importance. The approach presented shows how the co-creation of value in ITservice processes can profit from social software, using the example of the Semantic MediaWiki.

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Co-creation of Value in IT Service Processes Using Semantic MediaWiki

Dengler

Kieninger

2010

Business Process Management Workshops

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“…In addition to that semantic wikis enable large-scale and inter-departmental collaboration on knowledge structures. Such features of semantic wikis have been extended to support process development [3] and workflows [2]. Our approach to knowledge process visualization builds upon our work on dynamic knowledge process representation projects [8].…”

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“…In this our contribution is the development of the lightweight knowledge process representation for engineering design that is essentially a micro-ontology [5]. The other contribution is in process visualization -the enhancement of the existing Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) process development approach [3] for visualizing and discussing knowledge processes.…”

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Articulation and Sharing of Distributed Design Project and Process Knowledge

Ermolayev

Dengler

Jentzsch

et al. 2010

Studies in Computational Intelligence

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The paper reports on the work in the case study of the AC-TIVE project on the use of the combination of knowledge process learning, articulation and sharing technologies for increasing the performance and decreasing the ramp-up efforts in engineering design projects. This knowledge is mined from distributed heterogeneous datasets, fused, and further used for visualizing design project plan information in a way that suggests optimized project plans and fosters collaboration on these knowledge structures in development teams. Software demonstrator architecture, implementation and validation are presented. Validation results indicate that the solution is effective in providing expert assistance to design project managers in performing their typical planning tasks.

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“…Workflow Modeling [8], [13] [10], [11], [12] Workflow Execution [8] interests, indirectly suggested by the fact that people acted on the same artefact in the context of the same process instance. In a similar vein, [10] focused on integrating wiki-based communities with process-oriented knowledge structures.…”

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“…Instead, most of the other proposals focused on collaborative process descriptions. Therefore, in [11] an extension of the Semantic Media Wiki was suggested to facilitate the sharing of values and the reconciliation of different terminologies during process modeling. However, the authors did not focus on visualization aspects.…”

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The Activity Circle: Building a Bridge between Workflow Technology and Social Software

Sarini

2010

2010 Third International Conference on Advances in Human-Oriented and Personalized Mechanisms, Technologies and Services

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The paper proposes the Activity circle, a Social Visualization mechanism based on the concept of Social proxy. A Social proxy is a minimalist graphical representation that portrays socially salient aspects of users' interactions. The Activity circle aims to facilitate users in socializing how they perceive the accomplishment of their work activities when these are regulated by workflow management technologies. In particular, the social information visualized by the Activity circle should primarily facilitate people in sharing their attitudes toward used workflow technologies; secondly, this information should aim to create and maintain a common identity among co-workers. Third, it should facilitate the implementation of informal modes of control, i.e., attempts that workers locally make to informally regulate their behavior in order to reach the organization's goals. Finally, this information could also be used by management to understand how much the regulation of work, as imposed by technology, is accepted. The Activity circle will be integrated into novel forms of Workflow Management Systems, i.e., Workflow Management Social Systems; these systems are designed to enhance current workflow management technologies by taking into account socio psychological findings regarding the way people usually interact, in particular focusing on the nature of interactions when Social Visualization approaches are used.

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Collaborative modeling with semantic MediaWiki

Cited by 15 publications

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Co-creation of Value in IT Service Processes Using Semantic MediaWiki

Co-creation of Value in IT Service Processes Using Semantic MediaWiki

Articulation and Sharing of Distributed Design Project and Process Knowledge

The Activity Circle: Building a Bridge between Workflow Technology and Social Software

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