Workshop on agents and multi-agent systems for enterprise integration, Salamanca, Spain
28 March 2012 - 28 March 2012
Spain
A workshop on agents and multi-agent systems for enterprise integration will take place from 28 to 31 March 2012 in Salamanca, Spain.
Companies are increasingly relying on software applications to manage their data. This has led to a trend towards integrating applications in order to support and optimise business processes. Ad-hoc solutions are not adequate due to their high development and maintenance costs. Recently, service-oriented architecture and semantic web initiatives have provided new paradigms and technologies that help integrate applications and information.
However, according to recent industrial reports, the cost of a typical integration project is still far from negligible. Integration tools built on low-level constructs do not support sufficiently specific integration problems. Data is becoming pervasively graph-based (RDF, RDFS), and the literature does not provide a technique to integrate such data. As well, most techniques focus on applications that provide a programmatic or a data-oriented interface, but many web applications have only a user interface.
The workshop will be a forum for ideas where stakeholders can present results, share experience, and enhance cooperation.For further information, please visit: http://www.paams.net/ZOCO12/(opens in new window)
Companies are increasingly relying on software applications to manage their data. This has led to a trend towards integrating applications in order to support and optimise business processes. Ad-hoc solutions are not adequate due to their high development and maintenance costs. Recently, service-oriented architecture and semantic web initiatives have provided new paradigms and technologies that help integrate applications and information.
However, according to recent industrial reports, the cost of a typical integration project is still far from negligible. Integration tools built on low-level constructs do not support sufficiently specific integration problems. Data is becoming pervasively graph-based (RDF, RDFS), and the literature does not provide a technique to integrate such data. As well, most techniques focus on applications that provide a programmatic or a data-oriented interface, but many web applications have only a user interface.
The workshop will be a forum for ideas where stakeholders can present results, share experience, and enhance cooperation.For further information, please visit: http://www.paams.net/ZOCO12/(opens in new window)