Information Systems: Modeling, Development, and Integration

1. Front Matter

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2. Keynotes (Abstracts)

   1. Model-Based Design - A Chance for Good Quality Products and Services by Integrating Intelligence

      • András Pataricza

      Pages 1-2

   2. Process Modelling – What Really Matters

      • Michael Rosemann

      Pages 3-3

3. ISTA Papers

   1. Information Systems Modelling

      1. Robust Web Services Provisioning through On-Demand Replication

         • Quan Z. Sheng, Zakaria Maamar, Jian Yu, Anne H. H. Ngu

         Pages 4-16

      2. Modelling and Maintenance of Very Large Database Schemata Using Meta-structures

         • Hui Ma, Klaus-Dieter Schewe, Bernhard Thalheim

         Pages 17-28

      3. SOM-Based Dynamic Image Segmentation for Sign Language Training Simulator

         • Oles Hodych, Kostiantyn Hushchyn, Yuri Shcherbyna, Iouri Nikolski, Volodymyr Pasichnyk

         Pages 29-40

      4. Agile Software Solution Framework: An Analysis of Practitioners’ Perspectives

         • Asif Qumer, Brian Henderson-Sellers

         Pages 41-52

      5. Facilitating Inter-organisational Collaboration via Flexible Sharing of Rapidly Developed Web Applications

         • Ioakim (Makis) Marmaridis, Xufeng (Danny) Liang, Athula Ginige

         Pages 53-64

      6. Sales Forecasting Using an Evolutionary Algorithm Based Radial Basis Function Neural Network

         • R. J. Kuo, Tung-Lai Hu, Zhen-Yao Chen

         Pages 65-74

      7. Micro Implementation of Join Operation at Clustering Nodes of Heterogenous Sensor Networks

         • Ehsan Vossough, Janusz R. Getta

         Pages 75-90

      8. Facilitating Reuse of Code Checking Rules in Static Code Analysis

         • Vladimir A. Shekhovtsov, Yuriy Tomilko, Mikhail D. Godlevskiy

         Pages 91-102

      9. Achieving Adaptivity Through Strategies in a Distributed Software Architecture

         • Claudia Raibulet, Luigi Ubezio, William Gobbo

         Pages 103-114

      10. Genetic Algorithm Application for Traffic Light Control

          • Ayad. M. Turky, M. S. Ahmad, M. Z. M. Yusoff, N. R. Sabar

          Pages 115-120

      11. Weaving Business Processes and Rules: A Petri Net Approach

          • Jian Yu, Quan Z. Sheng, Paolo Falcarin, Maurizio Morisio

          Pages 121-126

   2. Enterprise Business Process Modelling

      1. Modeling Actions in Dynamic Engineering Design Processes

         • Vadim Ermolayev, Natalya Keberle, Eyck Jentzsch, Richard Sohnius, Wolf-Ekkehard Matzke

         Pages 127-141

      2. Replenishment Policy with Deteriorating Raw Material Under a Supply Chain: Complexity and the Use of Ant Colony Optimization

         • Jui-Tsung Wong, Kuei-Hsien Chen, Chwen-Tzeng Su

         Pages 142-152

      3. An Algorithm for Propagating-Impact Analysis of Process Evolutions

         • Jeewani Anupama Ginige, Athula Ginige

         Pages 153-164

      4. Business Process Improvements in Production Planning of ERP System Using Enhanced Process and Integrated Data Models

         • Premaratne Samaranayake

         Pages 165-177

      5. Computing the Cost of Business Processes

         • Partha Sampath, Martin Wirsing

         Pages 178-183

      6. Formalizing Computer Forensics Process with UML

         • Chun Ruan, Ewa Huebner

         Pages 184-189

UNISCON 2009 (United Information Systems Conference) was the third conf- ence in the series that is based on the idea to pool smaller but highly interesting scienti?c events on information systems into one large conference. Here, people from di?erent scienti?c backgrounds can present their research results, share their ideas and discuss future trends in these various areas. UNISCON 2009 was held in Sydney, Australia in the University of Western Sydney, Campbelltown Campus. In 2009 the following scienti?c events were held under the umbrella of UNISCON 2009: th – 8 International Conference on Information Systems Technology and Its Applications (ISTA 2009) th – 8 International Workshop on Conceptual Modelling Approaches for e- Business (eCOMO 2009) – Second Workshop on Model-Based Software and Data Integration (MBSDI 2009) We received 115 papers for the three events. Papers were submitted from over 25 countries. After a rigorous review process, 39 papers were accepted as full papers and 14 papers as short papers for presentation at the conference and published in these proceedings. In addition to the above three events, we also organized a Doctoral Cons- tium to provide a forum for doctoral students to get feedback from experts in the area about their research projects.

• E-Business
• Information System
• Web
• business process
• data mining
• e-learning
• information retrieval
• linear optimization
• modeling
• nonlinear optimization
• structured design
• systems analysis
• warehousing

• University of Western Sydney, Parramatta, Australia

  Jianhua Yang, Athula Ginige

• University of Klagenfurt, Klagenfurt, Austria

  Heinrich C. Mayr

• Berlin University of Technology, Berlin, Germany

  Ralf-D. Kutsche

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