The importance of capabilities and resources for portfolio management and business
strategy has been recognized in the management literature. Despite that, little attention has …

This paper focuses on the issue of ontological analysis for organizational structure modeling
in the ARIS method with the following contributions:(i) an interpretation of the language in …

The" motivation domain" of an Enterprise Architecture addresses objectives in a broad
scope ranging from high-level statements expressing the goals of an enterprise to …

The importance of capabilities and resources for portfolio management and business
strategy has been recognized in the management literature and on a recent proposal to …

Business process modeling has become essential for managing organizational knowledge
artifacts. However, this is not an easy task, especially when it comes to the so-called …

In our past work, we have shown that a number of theories from conceptual modeling and
ontological analysis can be used to clarify the definitions of role-related and goal-related …

Knowledge-intensive Processes (KIPs) are processes whose execution is heavily
dependent on knowledge workers performing various interconnected knowledge-intensive …

The i* community has raised several main dialects and dozens of variations in the definition
of the i* language. Differences may be found related not just to the representation of new …

When designing a business process, individual agents are assigned to perform tasks based
on certain goals (ie, designed process goals). However, based on their own interests, real …

Enterprise Architecture (EA) promotes the establishment of a holistic view of the structure
and way of working of an organization. One of the aspects covered in EA is associated with …