Ehemalige Mitarbeiter

Ehem. Akademische Rätin

Dr. Monika Kaczmarek-Heß

E-Mail:: monika.kaczmarek-hess (at) uni-due.de

Lebenslauf
Forschungsgebiete
Publikationen
Lehrveranstaltungen
Begleitete Abschlussarbeiten
Weitere Funktionen

Lebenslauf:

Während meiner Arbeit am Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik an der Wirtschaftsuniversität Poznan habe ich an folgenden Projekten gearbeitet:

2010 - 2012

Verbundprojekt Insemtives-Incentives for Semantics, gefördert von der Europäischen Union, FP7-231181

2009 - 2011

Nationales Projekt eXtraSpec – Advanced data extraction methods for the needs of expert search, gefördert im Rahmen des Programms Innvovative Economy, kofinanziert aus EU-Mitteln

2008 - 2009Supporting Action – Service Web 3.0, gefördert von der Europäischen Union, FP7-2169372006 - 2009

Integriertes Projekt Semantics Utilised for Process management within and between EnteRprises (SUPER), gefördert von der Europäischen Union, FP6-026850

2005 - 2006Network of Excellence – KNOWLEDGEWEB – Supporting the transition process of Ontology technology from Academia to Industry, gefördert vom 6. Rahmenprogramm der Europäischen Kommission2005 - 2006

Integriertes Projekt Adaptive Services Grid (ASG), gefördert von der Europäischen Union, FP6-IST-2.3.2.3-004617

Weitere Projekte und Förderungen

2013

Forecasting of Energy Load Demand and Energy Production from Renewable Sources using In-Memory Computing - ein Projekt des Hasso-Plattner-Instituts Future Service Oriented Computing Lab (HPI Future SOC Lab) (SAP HANA)

2012

Quasi Real-Time Individual Customer Based Forecasting of Energy Load Demand Using In Memory Computing - ein Projekt des Hasso-Plattner-Instituts Future Service Oriented Computing Lab (HPI Future SOC Lab) (SAP HANA)

Forschungsgebiete:

Lehrveranstaltungen:

Advanced Topics in Information Systems I (WS 14/15, WS 15/16, WS 16/17, WS 17/18, WS2019/2020, WS2022/2023)
Advanced Topics in Information Systems II (SS 15, SS 16, SS 17, SS 18, SS20, SS22, SS23)
Unternehmensmodellierung I: Übung (Praktische Anwendungen) (WS 15/16, WS 16/17, WS 17/18, WS19/20, WS21/22, WS22/23)
Unternehmensmodellierung II: Übung (Praktische Anwendungen) (SS 15, SS 16, SS 17, SS 18, SS20, SS21, SS22, SS23)
Unternehmensmodellierung II: Vorlesung (Theoretische Grundlagen) (SS 18, SS23)

Studienprojekte

Masterprojekt: Enterprise Architecture Analysis 2: Design and Development of Additional Analysis Scenarios in MEMO4ADO (WS 17/18)
Masterprojekt: Masterprojekt: Entwicklung eines browserbasierten, kollaborative Modellierungswerkzeugs für die multiperspektivische Unternehmensmodellierung (WS 17/18)
Bachelorprojekt: Modeling Tool Based on HTML5 and Javascript, Enhanced with Domain Rules Supporting Semantic Check and Providing User Guidance (WS 17/18)
Bachelorprojekt: Scenario-based comparison of blockchain technologies/platforms (WS 17/18)
Masterprojekt: Development of a Tool to Support Design of Multilevel Models (SS 17)
Masterprojekt: Enterprise Architecture Analysis: Design and Development of Additional Analysis Scenarios in MEMO4ADO (SS 17)
Bachelorprojekt: Single and Multi-user Web-based Modeling Tool Based on HTML5 and Javascript (SS 17)
Masterprojekt: Critical Assessment of the Ontologically Well-Founded Conceptual Modeling Language Onto-UML (SS 16)
Bachelorprojekt: Tools for Ontology Creation and Visualization (SS 16)
Bachelorprojekt: Application of Enterprise Modeling: Design of Enterprise Models for an Exemplary Car Renting Company (SS 16)
Masterprojekt: Evaluation verschiedener Möglichkeiten zur Visualisierung von Unternehmensmodellen und prototypische Implementierung zur Präsentation im Internet (SS 16)
Masterprojekt: Application of Enterprise Modeling: Strategy, Goals and Structure of the University Duisburg-Essen (WS 15/16)
Bachelorprojekt: Comparative Analysis of Tools for Ontology Creation and Visualization (WS 15/16)

Begleitete Abschlussarbeiten:

A comparative analysis of multi-level modeling approaches (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung)
Application of Blockchain-based Systems in the Field of Supply Chain Management - a critical analysis (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Agility and Business Process Modeling - A Critical Review of Models, Methods and Applications (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Agility and being agile is considered to be a core imperative for enterprises’ success. Being agile is considered to increasingly depend on enterprise’s ability to set up new business processes or to modify existing ones in a dynamic manner, and rapidly adapt its information systems to these process changes. Taking into account the characteristics of agile methods it seems reasonable to assume that agile principles might be useful in Business Process Modeling, too. Thus, the main aim of this thesis is to investigate the eligibility of agile principles and agile methods in the business process modeling field based on the critical analysis of the literature and analysis of available application scenarios. Among others, a question should be answered when the application of agile methods in business process modelling makes sense, as well as what are the resulting benefits and challenges. Also the available tool support should be considered.
Literature:
- Beck, K., et al.: Manifesto for agile software development. www.agilemanifesto.org.
- Meziani, R., Magalhaes, R. (2009) Proposals for an Agile Business Process Management Methodology. In: First International Workshop on Organizational Design and Engineering, Lisbon.
- Erickson, John; Lyytinen, Kalle; Siau, Keng (2005). Agile Modeling, Agile Software Development, and Extreme Programming: The State of Research. Journal of Database Management; Hershey 16.4 (Oct-Dec 2005): 88-100.
- Dumas, M., La Rosa, M., Mendling, J., Reijers, H.A. (2013) Fundamentals of Business Process Management. Springer, Heidelberg. (pp. I-XXVII)
- Thiemich, C., Puhlmann, F. (2013) An agile BPM project methodology. In: Daniel, F., Wang, J., Weber, B. (eds.) BPM 2013. LNCS, vol. 8094, pp. 291-306. Springer, Heidelberg.
- Weißbach, R., Kirchner, K., Reher, F., and Heinrich, R. (2017). Challenges in Business Processes Modeling - Is Agile BPM a Solution?. In: Business Process Management Workshops: BPM 2016 International Workshops, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, September 19, 2016, Revised Papers, Springer International Publishing, pp. 57-167.
Comparative Analysis of Enterprise Modeling Approaches (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Modeling in Support of Human Capital Management - a critical analysis (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Modeling of Information Demand in the Realm of Enterprise Modeling (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation:
The goal of information logistics is to contribute to reducing information overload, which is perceived as a problem in enterprises. Among many approaches to reduce information overload, modeling and analysis of information demand have been proposed. The aim of this thesis is to investigate the concept of information demand in the context of an enterprise, identify requirements towards its modeling, evaluate existing approaches, and, depending on the type of the thesis (bachelor or master), propose a modeling language or an extension to already existing one(s).
Reference Models for Blockchain-based Systems (Bachelorarbeit 0, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
A Method for Guiding Analysis and Design of Blockchain Systems in Organisations (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Business Development in the Sharing Economy (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation:
Recent success stories such as those of Airbnb or Uber have shown clearly that the Sharing Economy has evolved from a niche phenomenon to an independent economic sector. Against this background, it is widely recognised that business models constitute one of the most important factors to create such success stories. The main goal of this thesis is, based on a comprehensive literature study, to analyse existing business models in sharing economy and propose an overarching framework allowing for their classification and generation.
Literature:
- E. Fielt, “Conceptualising business models: Definitions, frameworks and classifications,” Journal of Business Models, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 85–105, 2013.
- C. Zott, R. Amit, and L. Massa, “The business model: Recent developments and future research,” Journal of Management, vol. 37, no. 4, pp. 1019–1042, 2011.
- H. W. Chesbrough and R. S. Rosenbloom, “The role of the business model in capturing value from innovation: Evidence from xerox corporation’s technology spinoff companies,” Industrial and Corporate Change, vol. 11, no. 3, pp. 529–555, 2002.
- M. Morris, M. Schindehutte, and J. Allen, “The entrepreneur’s business model: Toward a unified perspective,” Journal of Business Research, vol. 58, no. 6, pp. 726–735, 2005.
- C. Zott and R. Amit, “The business model: A theoretically anchored robust construct for strategic analysis,” Strategic Organization, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 403–411, 2013.
- O. Gassmann, K. Frankenberger, and R. Sauer, Exploring the Field of Business Model Innovation: New Theoretical Perspectives, 1st ed. Springer International, 2016.
- M. M. Al-Debei and D. Avison, “Developing a unified framework of the business model concept,” European Journal of Information Systems, vol. 19, no. 3, pp. 359– 376, 2010.
- J. Hamari, M. Sjoklint, and A. Ukkonen, “The sharing economy: Why people participate in collaborative consumption,” Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, vol. 67, no. 9, pp. 2047–2059, 2015.
- A. Osterwalder, Y. Pigneur, and C. L. Tucci, “Clarifying business model: Origins, present, and future of the concept,” Communications of AIS, vol. 15, no. 1, 2005.
- T. Burkhart, J. Krumeich, D. Werth, and P. Loos, “Analyzing the business model concept: A comprehensive classification of literature,” in Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference on Information Systems, 2011.
- M. Malhotra and M. van Alstyne, “The dark side of the sharing economy ... and how to lighten it,” Communications of the ACM, vol. 57, no. 11, pp. 24–27, 2014.
- R. Belk, “You Are What You Can Access: Sharing and Collaborative Consumption Online,” Journal of Business Research, vol. 67, no. 8, pp. 1595–1600, Oct. 2014.
- M. Andersson, A. Hjalmarsson, and M. Avital, “Peer- to-peer service sharing platforms: Driving share and share alike on a mass-scale,” in Proceedings of the 34th International Conference on Information Systems. Association for Information Systems, 2013, pp. 1–15.
Speech-to-speech translation systems - a critical analysis of existing solutions (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation:
Speech translation is a process within which spoken phrases are instantly translated and spoken aloud in a second language. Speech translation systems, which typically integrate: speech recognition, machine translation and voice synthesis; enable speakers of different languages to communicate. It thus is of tremendous value for, among others, cross-cultural exchange and global business.
Description:
The main goal of this bachelor thesis is to critically analyse the maturity and applicability of existing speech-to-speech translation systems. Therefore, the scope of the thesis encompasses identification of applicable technologies, definition of a set of criteria that may be used to compare different solutions as well as identification of challenges that still need to be addressed. The conducted analysis should also allow to formulate a set of recommendations regarding the further development of the field.
Exemplary literature:
- Nakamura S (2009) Overcoming the language barriers with speech translation technology. Sci Technol Q Rev 31:35–48
- Arora K, Arora S, Roy MK (2013) Speech to speech translation: a communication boon. CSI Trans ICT 1(3):207–213
- Dutoit T (1997) An introduction to text-to-speech synthesis. Kulwer Academic Publishers
- Guan Y, Zheng L, Tian J (2010) Real-time speaker adapted speech to speech translation system in mobile environment. In: 10th international conference on signal processing (ICSP). IEEE, pp 577–580
- Nakamura S, Markov K, Nakaiwa H, Kikui G, Kawai H, Jitsuhiro T, Zhang JS (2006) The ATR multilingual speech to speech translation system. IEEE Trans Acoust Speech Signal Process 14(2):365–376
- Zhou B, Cui X, Huang S, Cmejrek M, Zhang W (2013) The IBM speech-to-speech translation system for smartphone: Improvements for resource-constrained tasks. Comput Speech Lang 27(2):397–418
Recent Advances in Artificial Intelligence: Concepts, Potential for Decision Support, and Development of a New Supporting Framework (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation
In recent years, research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) has put forward remarkable results. The public sphere has particularly recognized advances in the areas of autonomous driving, retail recommendation systems, political forecasting, and AIs for strategic games. For example, a few years ago the world champion in the strategic game of Go, one of the few strategic board games where humans used to be stronger than computers, was defeated by an AI system.
Artificial intelligence is also increasingly applied in organizations to support, or even automate, decision making at different levels. But despite growing capabilities of AI technologies, there are still numerous preconditions that have to be fulfilled before AI can be employed to deal with complex organizational problems. Some of these conditions can be traced back to issues that have already been recognized at an earlier stage of AI research in the 1970s, where enthusiastic expectations about, for example, an AI-based "General Problem Solver" (Simon, Newell) did not succeed. Given these difficulties, (IT) managers are facing the challenge of deciding where, and in what form, AI-based systems can be meaningfully introduced in the organization to improve the effectiveness of decision making.
Description
This thesis is meant to address three goals. First, the thesis should provide a structured and critical overview of key concepts, technologies, and assumptions of artificial intelligence research. This should also involve a brief account of the historical development of the research field. Second, the thesis should critically examine the potentials of AI for the support or even the automation of organizational decision making. This examination should be based on a proper review of insights about conditions and characteristics of real-world organizational decision processes. Finally, the thesis should develop a new framework to support organizations in the preparation or execution of projects meant to introduce AI for purposes of decision support or automation. The specific purpose and nature of the framework can be defined depending on the interests of the student and the focus of the Master's thesis. For example, it would be possible to develop a basic framework with checklists and heuristics to assess whether the introduction of AI makes sense in a given organizational setting. It would also be possible to develop a full-fledged domain-specific modeling language (DSML) to describe the purpose and desired effects of an AI project in the context of a larger enterprise model.
Literature
- Silver D, Huang A, Maddison CJ, Guez A, Sifre L, Driessche G van den, et al. (2016) Mastering the game of Go with deep neural networks and tree search. Nature 529(7587): 484–489.
- Marwala T (2014) Artificial Intelligence Techniques for Rational Decision Making. Cham: Springer.
- Frankish K and Ramsey WM (2014) The Cambridge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- Bonabeau E (2009) Decisions 2.0: The Power of Collective Intelligence. MIT Sloan Management Review 50(2): 45–52.
- Flasinski M (2016) Introduction to Artificial Intelligence. Cham: Springer.
- Russell SJ and Norvig P (2016) Artificial Intelligence. A Modern Approach. Boston: Pearson.
- Goertzel B and Wang P (2007) Advances in Artificial General Intelligence: Concepts, Architectures and Algorithms. Proceedings of the AGI Workshop 2006. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
- Dreyfus HL (1994) What Computers Still Can't Do. A Critique of Artificial Reason. Rev. Ed. Cambridge: MIT Press.
- Searle JR (1990) Is the Brain's Mind a Computer Program? Scientific American 262(1): 25–31.
- Frank U (1988) Expertensysteme: Neue Automatisierungspotentiale im Büro- und Verwaltungsbereich? Wiesbaden: Gabler.
- Zelewski S (1986) Das Leistungspotential der Künstlichen Intelligenz. Eine informationstechnisch-betriebswirtschaftliche Analyse. Band 1, 2 und 3. Zugl.: Dissertation, Universität zu Köln. Bonn: Wehle.
- Newell A and Simon HA (1972) Human Problem Solving. New York: Prentice-Hall.
- Newell A, Shaw JC and Simon HA (1958) Elements of a Theory of Human Problem Solving. Psychological Review 65(3): 151–166.
Trustworthy storage and management of private contracts: A Case for Distributed Ledger Technologies? Requirements, Use Cases and Potentials. (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation
In recent years, distributed ledger technologies have gained remarkable attention. Unfortunately, the discussion of the potentials of these technologies often suffers from mystification and/or inappropriate assumptions. This thesis targets a subject that seems to be a convincing case for distributed ledger technologies: those contracts between citizens where an official certification would be out of scope. This is even more the case, as the number of such contracts is likely to increase through growing use of online trading platforms. Based on an elaborate analysis and assessment of distributed ledger technologies, the thesis aims at a comprehensive assessment of their potential to become a common infrastructure for routine contracting between citizens. That includes an outline of the technical infrastructure and corresponding business models as well as the analysis of specific incentives and obstacles for citizens to use respective services.
Literature
Wattenhofer, R. (2017). Distributed ledger technology: The science of the blockchain (Second revised edition). Aalborg: Inverted Forest Publishing.
Electronic payment systems: technical foundations, risks and potentials (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation
Driven by innovations in ICT and in part by societal developments, the means by which we conduct payments is changing – not only in terms of the particular technologies used, such as payment by smart phone or by means of an RFID chip embedded in your banking card – but also in terms of what fundamentally "economic" transactions entail and especially how these economic transactions are carried out. For example. concerning the latter block-chain based technologies such as bitcoin or lightcoin allow us to decentralize economic transactions, i.e. without having to rely on a centralized authority like a bank.
Description
In this thesis, you first of all explore what, exactly, the characteristics of economic transactions are, and subsequently provide a state of the art of emerging payment system technologies that support and/or enable these characteristics. Going beyond this, you preferably explore different possible scenarios for how electronic payments are carried out in the future, and how these can be potentially enabled or supported by different payment technologies.
Literature
- Luther, W. J. (2016). Bitcoin and the future of digital payments. The Independent Review, 20(3), 397-404.
- Böhme, R., et al. (2015): "Bitcoin: Economics, technology, and governance." The Journal of Economic Perspectives 29.2, 213-238.
- Dodgson, M., Gann, D., Wladawsky-Berger, I., Sultan, N., & George, G. (2015). Managing digital money. Academy of Management Journal, 58(2), 325-333.
- Case, Karl E., and Ray C. Fair. Principles of microeconomics. Pearson Education, 2014, 11th edition
- Ali, Robleh and Barrdear, John and Clews, Roger and Southgate, James, Innovations in Payment Technologies and the Emergence of Digital Currencies (September 16, 2014). Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin 2014 Q3.
Scenario based and Grounded Theory based Domain Specific Modelling Design: a comparison (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, in Bearbeitung) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation:
Domain Specific Modelling Languages (DSMLs) reconstruct professional domain terminology (e.g. from finance, or electricity), thereby increasing the expressiveness of domain particulars. By (1) promoting modeling productivity, in that one does not have to reconstruct a domain from scratch, as opposed to general purpose languages, (2) fostering communication, in terms of staying close everyday terminology used by domain experts, (3) fostering domain specific analyses, by abstracting away from unnecessary details, DSMLs increasingly gain in popularity (Voelter et al, 2013). However, being constituted of reconstructions of domain concepts, an important challenge in designing a DSML lies in ensuring its closeness to a domain. DSML approaches go about differently in ensuring this closeness. Particularly, a difference lies here between scenario-based approaches such as (Frank, 2013), and those that reconstruct a DSML from domain data, such as (de Kinderen, 2017).
Beschreibung:
The purpose of this thesis is to compare two approaches to DSML design: a scenario-driven approach, as exemplified by (Frank, 2017), and a domain data driven approach by means of Grounded Theory, as exemplified by (de Kinderen, 2017). To this end, applies both approaches to design a language, and compares the experience therein. The DSML at hand concerns a domain of choice: this can be security of mobile payment systems, IT infrastructure for the smart grid, or otherwise. Depending on the candidate's experience, the thesis can also scope itself to one of the abovementioned approaches.
Literatur:
- Frank, U.. "Domain-specific modeling languages: requirements analysis and design guidelines." Domain Engineering. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2013. 133-157.
- De Kinderen, S. “Using Grounded Theory for Domain Specific Modelling Language Design”, submitted 2017
- Voelter, Markus, et al. DSL engineering: Designing, implementing and using domain-specific languages. dslbook. org, 2013.
- Mernik, Marjan, et al. "When and how to develop domain-specific languages." ACM computing surveys (CSUR) 37, no. 4 (2005): 316-344.
Teamarbeit in Organisationen. Empirische Erkenntnisse in Folge der COVID-19 Pandemie zur Gesittung der Teamarbeit von morgen. (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2022)
Konkrete Syntax in der Mehrebenen-Modellierung - Konstruktion eines Vorgehensmodells und prototypische Umsetzung (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2022)
Kritische Analyse der Anwendung der Blockchain-Technologie und Smart Contracts für die KFZ-Versicherungsbranche (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2022)
Ansätze der Unternehmensmodellierung zur Unterstützung des Informationsmanagements: Überblick über Unterstützungspotenziale und Herausforderungen (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2022) KurzfassungDetails
In der Literatur zeigen sich einige Hinweise, welche der konzeptuellen Modellierung und Unternehmensmodellierung große Unterstützungspotenziale für das Informationsmanagement einräumen (u.a. Voß, Gutenschwager 2001, S. 149 ff). In der Arbeit gehen Sie der Frage nach, welche Unterstützungspotenziale sich genau bieten und wo aber auch weitere Herausforderungen verbleiben. Zu diesem Zweck bestimmen Sie anhand der Literatur was unter Informationsmanagement zu verstehen ist. Sie leiten aus dieser Begriffsbestimmung Anforderungen oder Kriterien ab, die Sie nutzen, um verschiedene Ansätze der Unternehmensmodellierung zu bewerten (u.a. ARIS, Archimate, MEMO, For Enterprise Modeling). Im Ergebnis zeigt Ihre Arbeit idealer Weise ein Bild, welche Ansätze der Unternehmensmodellierung Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten im Informationsmanagement bieten, und wo weiterer Unterstützungsbedarf besteht.
Literatur:
- Lehmann (2008) Integrierte Prozessmodellierung mit ARIS
- Sandkuhl et al. (2013) Unternehmensmodellierung: Grundlagen, Methode und Praktiken
- Frank (2011) Multi-perspective enterprise modelling: background and terminological foundation, ICB-Forschungsbericht #46 (https://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DerivateServlet/Derivate-46233/ICB_Report_46.pdf)
- Frank (2014) Multi-perspective Enterprise Modeling: Foundational concepts, prospects and future research challenges
- Voß, Gutenschwager (2001) Informationsmanagement
- Heinrich et al. (2014) Informationsmanagement
DevOps Implementation and Business Transition - Identification of Critical Success Factors (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2021) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation
In many organisations the core value is now being delivered through software. For decades, software was planned/designed, developed and delivered following a rather stable, pre-defined steps. However, the competitive landscape and ever changing requirements, demand higher speed and more flexibility in the way software is delivered. Those features, i.e., among others, increased speed and stability while still delivering value to an enterprise and its customers, are in focus of DevOps, a software development and delivery approach. As the DevOps approach is considered to come of age, the aim of this bachelor thesis is to, based on the literature study, identify main obstacles and main critical success factors (CSFs) of DevOpS implementation and DevOps-based business transition. After proposing a classification of identified CSFs, the bachelor student should also identify possible countermeasures as well as formulate recommendations aiming at increasing the probability of successful DevOps implementation.
Kritische Analyse des Einsatzes des maschinellen Lernen im Bereich Kundenmanagement. Einsatzzwecke von Maschinellen Lern Algorithmen im CRM-Bereich mit einer eigenen praxisorientierten Entwicklung im ERP-Umfeld (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2021)
Engaging Domain Experts in the Design of Domain-Specific Modelling Languages. A Proposition of a Method and a Supporting Tool (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2020)
Application of Artificial Intelligence in Organisational-Decision Making: Critical Analysis and Proposition of a Supporting Framework (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2020)
Entwurf eines Bezugsrahmens zur Analyse der Einsatzmöglichkeiten Künstlicher Intelligenz im Kontext des Cusomter-Relationship-Managements (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2020)
A critical evaluation of the suitability of application of AutoML solutions in the organizational decision-making (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2020)
Entwurf einer Modellierungsmethode zur Analyse von Aspekten des Datenschutzes und der Privatsphäre in Unternehmensmodellen (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2020)
A critical analysis of Web tracking techniques: current state, privacy concerns and possible countermeasures. (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2020)
Privatsphäre und Online Communities - Aktueller Stand und Entwicklungsperspektiven (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2020)
Accessible Mobile Cross-Platform Applications: Requirements and Development Method (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Models as Tools to Support IT Management. Implementation of an Executable IT Infrastructure Model. (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Eine Analyse des Bewusstseins für Informationssicherheit. Fallstudie in einem diversifizierten Industriekonzern. (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Retrieval und Reporting im Kontext von Unternehmensmodellen: Anwendungsszenarien, Anforderungen und Gestaltungsoptionen (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Referenzarchitektur webbasierter Modellierungswerkzeuge. Kritische Analyse und Entwurf. (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Design and Implementation of a Micro-Payment System for Charging Electric Vehicles (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Modeling of Internet of Things in the Realm of Enterprise Modeling (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Anwendung der Blockchaintechnologie in der Domäne des kollaborativen Geschäftsprozessmanagements - Eine kritische Betrachtung (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Measuring the Emotional Part of User Experience: Towards a Method to Guide Emotion Assessment in HCI (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Stakeholder Management in Change Projects in the Realm of Digital Transformation (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Understandability of enterprise models - Analysis of Understandability Concept and a Proposition of Extension a Method to Design Modeling Languages (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2018)
Enterprise Modeling in Support of Digital Transformation (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2017)
Cloud Readiness Evaluation in Organisationen (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2017)
Enterprise Modeling in Support of Cloud-Computing Migration (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2017)
Ansätze zur Repräsentation von Geschäftsmodellen – Motivation, Konzepte und vergleichende Bewertung (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2017)
Zielmodellierung: Vergleichende Analyse und Identifikation zentraler Konzepte (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2017)
A Crititcal Analysis and Classification of Cloud Computing Security and Privacy Concerns and Identification of Possible Countermeasures: Integrating Cloud Computing Security Considerations into the Enterprise Modeling Context (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2016) KurzfassungDetails
Kurzfassung
Entwicklung und Anwendung eines Vorgehensmodells zur Datenintegration (Masterarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2016)
Eine kritische Reflexion von Sicherheits- und Datenschutz-Bedenken im Rahmen der Umsetzung des Cloud Computing in kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2016)
Comparative Analysis of Enterprise Ontologies (Bachelorarbeit Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2016) KurzfassungDetails
Motivation:
The enterprise modeling (EM) community has recognized ontologies as a promising approach to address some of the challenges the EM field is facing. However, ‘ontology-based enterprise modeling’ requires first the availability of formal ontologies reflecting the various spheres of the enterprises’ action system and IS. Among others, the ontologies should encompass the core context-independent elements of an enterprise, i.e., so called ‘enterprise ontologies’, which are defined as collections “of terms and definitions relevant to business enterprises” (Uschold et al., 1998, p. 31). A number of ontologies to describe an enterprise and/or to support enterprise modeling were created, independently or in relation to existing EM approaches. The earliest ontologies designed to model an enterprise are, e.g., Toronto Virtual Enterprise Ontology (TOVE) (Fox et al., 1998), Enterprise Ontology (Uschold et al., 1998) and Resource-Event-Agent (REA) ontology (Geerts and McCarthy, 2002). Other examples are ORG (W3C Organization Ontology), the Enterprise Ontology (Dietz, 2006), e3-value ontology providing concepts for describing economic exchange among partners (Gordijn and Akkermans, 2001), or a set of organizational ontologies provided within the SUPER project.
Beschreibung:
The main aim of this work is thus to: investigate the currently existing Enterprise ontologies; devise the comparison framework capturing both their philosophical underpinning as well as, e.g., representation language related aspects, and finally, evaluate the suitability/potential of application of enterprise ontologies in the realm of Enterprise Modeling together/instead of currently applied modeling methods.

Literature:
- Uschold, M., King, M., Moralee, S., and Zorgios, Y. (1998). The enterprise ontology. Knowl Eng Rev, 13(1):31–89.
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