Enterprise Operating System: the enterprise (self) governing system

Towards an Enterprise Operating System - Requirements for Standardisation

This paper tentatively presents a proposal to develop an Enterprise Operating System (EOS), with the focus on the requirements for potential standardisation. The proposed EOS will behave in the same way as an Operating System of the computer, but under enterprise context and system wide. At first some basic concepts and definitions will be given. Then an overview of relevant works relating to E...

Laurier enterprise system upgrade

Benefits of Enterprise Ontology in Governing Complex Enterprise Transformations

Enterprises increasingly execute complex transformations, such as mergers and splits, chain redesign, sharing and sourcing, and the rationalization of products, processes and applications. Its consequences are seldom sufficiently timely and completely discerned, while this is essential for governing such a transformation. Already in a small example we can see why Enterprise Ontology, as defined...

Enterprise Attention Management System

We present a novel approach for proactive support of user in knowledge intensive organisations. Whilst once information was a scarce resource, nowadays all kinds and qualities of information are available. However human attention has become a scarce resource which is difficult to manage and support. Our attention management system proactively supports the user in dealing with processes, activit...

The Impact of Enterprise System Implementations on Enterprise Risk

The use of sophisticated enterprise systems compels changes in underlying business processes, leading to reengineering efficiency improvements that are normally compounded by the benefits of automation; enterprise systems implementations, however, can also represent unique risk issues. This study proposes to examine the impact of enterprise system implementation on enterprise risks as perceived...