Enterprise ontology &amp;#x2014; diagnostic approach

Andreasik, Jan

doi:10.1109/hsi.2008.4581489

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“…The illustration of essential process steps in a graphically represented format, must represent the true reflection of a business process and can illustrate the general execution or workings of a business. In this discussion we follow the sequence of ontology approaches as outlined with reference to Jan (2008) above.…”

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“…Enterprise ontologies (EOs), are part of an enterprise's core integration processes, which provide common vocabularies amongst the different enterprise frameworks to be integrated or modelled (Amjad & Adalberto 2009). Jan (2008) presents the objective views or perspectives which have been used to categorised EOs over the years. These objective views or perspectives include the domain, system, planning, transactional, identification and diagnostic approaches.…”

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“…The EOs presented in this approach usually consists of components such as: credit data, credit requirements, assessment methodologies; and credit knowledge. This approach however, has its own limitations, as it does not have ontologies for conceptualising and making cause-effect analyses of an enterprise (Jan 2008).…”

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Optimising Syntax Generalisation for Enterprise Modelling

Singh¹,

Juddoo²

2019

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Organisations that make use of technology for their internal and external operations, for gaining competitive advantages, are referred to as Digital Enterprises. Enterprise Modelling (EM) is the representation of a business organisation's (single or networked) structure and behaviour, to carry out analysis, (re-)design, and efficient optimisation of its operations. However, there are certain issues in the field of EM that create strategic challenges for digital enterprises currently, e.g. to determine the relationship and constraints between high level modelling and analytical modelling. A systematic literature review had been carried out to address this matter. Amongst others, this article highlights constraints that must be considered when developing process models and temporal logic. One step towards syntax generalisation of enterprise models is by viewing the enterprise from the perspective of the business services it uses and renders to its clients.

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Optimising Syntax Generalisation for Enterprise Modelling

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2019

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“…The ontology captures three main parts of the system: protocols of argumentation, protocols of assessment of competence potential and competence gap of an enterprise, and explanation acts . In the paper (Andreasik 2008), the author made a classification of enterprise ontology determining the proposed approach as a diagnostic approach . In Section 3, construction of a protocol of competence and competence gap assessment is presented .…”

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Knowledge-Based System for Assessment of Economic Situation of Enterprise

Andreasik¹

2014

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In the paper, the author’s conception of building an intelligent system for predicting economic situation of enterprises is presented. This conception is captured in the form of the prediction chain (PC). A process of reasoning by analogy is performed using a Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) methodology. In the paper, a model of an enterprise, concentrating on identification of the competence potential and competence gap, is shown. A protocol of an assessment of potential and assessment of competence gap in a given range, using the AHP (Analytic Hierarchy Process), is presented. Individual elements of a system for creating the knowledge are captured in the form of an A-E-AE (Agent-Expert-Acts of Explanation). The structures of classes in the Protege editor are shown. At the end, a coordination diagram in the UML language is depicted. This diagram makes up a diagram of the interface between an expert and a CBR system.

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“…Definiowana ontologia przedsiębiorstwa stanowi podstawę konstrukcji inteligentnego systemu rozpoznawania stanu przedsiębiorstwa opartego na bazie wiedzy KBS (Knowledge-Based System). Strukturę systemu autor przedstawia w swoich pracach [Andreasik 2007[Andreasik , 2008a[Andreasik , 2008b[Andreasik , 2009. W przygotowaniu przedstawionej ontologii przedsiębiorstwa autor wykorzystał prace polskich filozofów: R. Ingardena [Ingarden 1987], J.M.…”

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Ontologia przedsiębiorstwa według teorii przedmiotu Romana Ingardena

Andreasik

2009

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W artykule zdefiniowano oryginalną ontologię przedsiębiorstwa. Ontologia ta oparta jest na aparacie pojęciowym teorii przedmiotu polskiego filozofa Romana Ingardena. W rozdziale drugim autor przedstawił definicję przedmiotu indywidualnego wg tej teorii. W definicji ujęto pojęcia: istota, forma, materia, sposób istnienia, konstytutywna natura, podmiot własności, uposażenie własności, własności, stan rzeczy, stosunek. W analogii do tych pojęć autor definiuje własne pojęcia ontologii przedsiębiorstwa: istota przedsiębiorstwa, forma systemu kompetencyjnego przedsiębiorstwa, zawartość ocen, wizja przedsiębiorstwa, system kompetencyjny przedsiębiorstwa, oceny kompetencji, kryteria oceny, trajektorie wyników, gramatyka trajektorii, stan przedsiębiorstwa, stan potencjału kompetencyjnego, stan luki kompetencyjnej, akt wyjaśniania. Wg przedstawionej ontologii przedsiębiorstwa tworzone są opisy przypadków w inteligentnym systemie rozpoznawania stanu przedsiębiorstwa projektowanego zgodnie z metodologią CBR (Case-Based Reasoning).

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Enterprise ontology — diagnostic approach

Cited by 9 publications

References 12 publications

Optimising Syntax Generalisation for Enterprise Modelling

Optimising Syntax Generalisation for Enterprise Modelling

Knowledge-Based System for Assessment of Economic Situation of Enterprise

Ontologia przedsiębiorstwa według teorii przedmiotu Romana Ingardena

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