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AEGIS: Agent Oriented Organisations
Date Issued
1995
Date Available
2013-07-30T10:30:25Z
Abstract
Today's enterprises are faced with highly dynamic, sometimes even hostile environments. This paper discovers that the two most prominent organizational strategies addressing these challenges, namely that of widespread decentralization and of business process orientation, are inherently conflicting.
We argue that cooperative knowledge processing technology can contribute to dissolve this conflict. For this purpose, we introduce the reader into the field of Distributed Artificial Intelligence. On that basis we then develop the concept of Agent oriEnted orGanISations (AEGIS), in order to support the flexible modeling and management of business processes in decentralized organizational settings.
Applying to methods of Distributed Planning a set of process modeling and process interaction operators is defined. These operators also permit to automatically create and customize computerized configurations of business processes. The concepts are presented in the context of an application in private banking, namely that of a Credit Advisory System.
We argue that cooperative knowledge processing technology can contribute to dissolve this conflict. For this purpose, we introduce the reader into the field of Distributed Artificial Intelligence. On that basis we then develop the concept of Agent oriEnted orGanISations (AEGIS), in order to support the flexible modeling and management of business processes in decentralized organizational settings.
Applying to methods of Distributed Planning a set of process modeling and process interaction operators is defined. These operators also permit to automatically create and customize computerized configurations of business processes. The concepts are presented in the context of an application in private banking, namely that of a Credit Advisory System.
External Notes
The file available to download is the working paper version published by University of Münster, Institute of Business Informatics as part of their Working Papers of the Institute of Business Informatics series, Working Paper No. 36
Type of Material
Journal Article
Publisher
Elsevier
Journal
Accounting, Management and Information Technologies
Volume
5
Issue
2
Start Page
139
End Page
162
Copyright (Published Version)
1995 Published by Elsevier Ltd.
Language
English
Status of Item
Peer reviewed
This item is made available under a Creative Commons License
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