“Next Generation EIS Frameworks" Special Session
Iran Society for EIS Research as a non-governmental organization is Established in affiliation of IFIP organization to share the knowledge of Enterprise Information Systems by way of all research People, Projects, and Practices. Formally IFIP is a non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization for national societies working in the field of information processing. It was established in 1960 under the auspices of UNESCO as a result of the first World Computer Congress held in Paris in 1959.
"Next Generation EIS
Frameworks" Special Session
2nd CONFENIS Beijing, China, 14-16 OCT 2007
IFIP TC8 International Conference on Research and Practical Issues of Enterprise Information Systems is a primary international event which provides an opportunity for enterprise information systems academicians and practitioners in the world to gather, exchange ideas, and present original research in their fields. The 2nd International Conference on Research and Practical Issues of Enterprise Information Systems (CONFENIS 2007) is mainly hosted by the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT), and locally organized by the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) and the Beijing University (BUAA).
"Next Generation EIS
Frameworks" Special Session
2nd CONFENIS Beijing, China, 14-16 OCT 2007
CONFENIS 2007 Special Session on
The Next Generation EIS Frameworks
is a new venue to present the last researches and practices of
Enterprise
Information
Systems on
Integrated
Services
or 
.
The traditional EIS
frameworks are based on the Business Processes and they must be unbundled
through the Electronic Services. Next Generation EIS
Frameworks offer a full range of E-Service enterprise patterns that include the
development of comprehensive strategies to integrate internet based solutions,
E-Business, E-Commerce, and E-Government disciplines, E-Service
technologies, and methodologies into software sensitive organizations. The theme
of this special session is
specifying the role of E-Services to promote commercial and governmental
affairs by
way of using Next Generation EIS Frameworks which developed to leverage
E-Governments, E-Businesses, and E-Commerce though E-Services. In addition to, Next Generation EIS Frameworks focus to facilitate the working of
Service Requesters,
Service
Brokers, and Service Providers, in both
Provider-Centric SOAs and
Consumer-Centric SOA perspectives over a
Grid.
"Next Generation EIS
Frameworks" Special Session
2nd CONFENIS Beijing, China, 14-16 OCT 2007
Specific topics of interest include
 | E-Services Reference Models |
| Enterprise Information Systems and Integrated Services |
| Consumer-Centric SOA |
| Enterprise Architecture and EIS |
| E-Service Frameworks |
| Grid Services, Computing and WSRF |
| Open Grid Services Architecture |
| Enterprise Application Integration |
| Enterprise Service Modeling |
| Enterprise Service Reference Models |
| E-Services Information Systems |
| UML and Service based Enterprises |
| Enterprise Maturity Models |
| Fine Grained ERPs and Business Intelligence |
| Agile Enterprise Information Architecting |
| Government Resource Planning Systems vs. ERPs |
| Enterprise Unbundling |
| Service Decomposition |
| Added Value Enterprise Architectures |
| Enterprise Information Systems through BSC |
"Next Generation EIS
Frameworks" Special Session
2nd CONFENIS Beijing, China, 14-16 OCT 2007
| Organization Committee Chairs | Sponsors |
| SEYYED MOHSEN HASHEMI, Faculty Member, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University | Iran Society for EIS Research |
| MOHAMMAD REZA RAZZAZI, Dean of Computer Engineering Department, Tehran Polytechnic University | Computer Engineering Department, Tehran Polytechnic University |
| MOHAMMAD TESHNEHLAB, Dean of Computer Engineering Group, Science and Research Branch, Azad University | Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University |
"Next Generation EIS
Frameworks" Special Session
2nd CONFENIS Beijing, China, 14-16 OCT 2007
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