Distributed enterprise search as a special case of Distributed Information Retrieval (DIR) is characterized by the need to query multiple repositories in enterprise environments. However, in DIR research there is a lack of publicly available real-world datasets for evaluation purposes. As a result, there is a gap between insights gained from simulated environments and real-world investigations ...

Selection of an enterprise modeling paradigm depends on the practical task the modeling project is trying to achieve. For example, modeling in the frame of Enterprise Architecture paradigm is, usually, aimed at alignment of the enterprise components, such as mission, vision, business processes, services and IT systems. Modeling in the frame of Business Process Management is aimed at process imp...

Introduction Enterprise modelling is an essential component in deen-ing an enterprise, such as a manufacturing facility, an end-item distribution company, a nancial institution, or a university department. The goal of our enterprise modelling research is to create generic representations of enterprise knowledge that can be reused across a variety of enterprises. Towards this end, we have been d...

Enterprise integration is the study of an organization, its business processes, and resources, understanding how they are related to each other and determining the enterprise structure so as to efficiently and effectively execute the enterprise goals. There are many separate research streams that have developed theories, approaches, and technologies for integrating the enterprise. There seems t...

In this paper, a production inventory model is developed for the business enterprise which consists of three wings. The first wing is for manufacturing new items, the second wing is for collecting the returned items, while third wing is for remanufacturing the returned item. In this model we consider the fact that the storage item is deteriorated during storage periods and salvage value is inco...

The aim of this study was to provide a model of the enterprise market capabilities with an emphasis on organizational innovation and entrepreneurship. This is a mixed (combining qualitative-quantitative) research in terms of methodology. As well as, because this study intends to design the model, it is an exploratory research. An In-depth interview (12 experts) in the qualitative section and a ...

The purpose of the article is to substantiate the theoretical positions and develop practical recommendations for the development of tools for analytical assessment of the competitiveness of an enterprise, taking into account the influence of the corruption component. It has been established that the main inalienable structural components of the analytical assessment of the competitiveness of e...

the advancement of information and communications technologies (ict) has significantly intensified market competition the world over. one of the most widespread solutions is the use of enterprise resource planning systems that has proved to support the integration and automation of the processes, the improvement of the performance, and the reduction of costs. erp involves the planning and manag...

Enterprise modelling integrating models of all pertinent aspects of an enterprise is essential to the management of change in organisations An integrated view of an organisation provides insight into what aspects may be changed how they may be changed and what the overall e ect of speci c changes will be AIAI at the University of Edinburgh has an ongoing research programme which fo cuses on the...

Enterprise design knowledge is currently descriptive, ad hoc, or pre-scientific. One reason for this state of affairs in enterprise design is that existing approaches lack an adequate specification of the terminology of the enterprise models, which leads to inconsistent interpretation and uses of knowledge. We use the formal enterprise models being developed as part of the Toronto Virtual Enter...