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Business-IT Alignment with SEAM for Enterprise Architecture

Gil Regev, Alain Wegmann, Lam Son Lê, Irina Rychkova, José Diego de la Cruz Garcia

To align an IT system with an organization’s needs, it is necessary to understand the organization’s position within its environment a well as its internals. In SEAM for Enterprise Architecture the organization is considered as a hierarchy of systems that ...

IEEE2007

Early Requirements and Business-IT Alignment with SEAM for Business

Gil Regev, Alain Wegmann, Irina Rychkova

The early requirements of an IT system should be aligned with the organization’s business imperatives. To understand these imperatives it is necessary to understand the organization’s position within its environment. SEAM for Business is a method designed ...

IEEE2007

Simple models of distributed co-ordination

Frédéric Kaplan

Distributed co-ordination is the result of dynamical processes enabling independent agents to coordinate their actions without the need of a central co-ordinator. In the past few years, several computational models have illustrated the role played by such ...

Taylor & Francis2005

Foundations of systems and properties

Otto Preiss

Engineering of software-intensive systems is concerned with the creation and evolution of systems that shall exhibit desired properties in their execution as well as development environment. In this context, the motivation of this thesis, derived from curr ...

EPFL2004

Monolithic piezoelectric push-pull actuators for inertial drives

Jean-Marc Breguet, Walter Driesen

In many miniature systems for positioning and especially in microrobotics the assembly of the components becomes difficult. At sizes of systems of a few cm2 not only the assembly becomes more difficult, downscaling also means that single parts become more ...

2003

A POEtic Architecture for Bio-Inspired Hardware

Eduardo Sanchez, Yann Thoma, Daniel Roggen

The implementation of bio-inspired systems in hardware has traditionally been more a matter of artistry than of method. The reasons are multiple, but one of the main problems has always been the lack of a universal platform, of a standardized architecture, ...

2002

Moving Horizon Estimation for Piecewise Affine Systems

Giancarlo Ferrari Trecate

Many practical control, estimation and fault detection problems involve hybrid systems, here losely defined as systems involving both continuous and discrete variables. Various approaches have been proposed for modeling hybrid systems. Often engineering sy ...

2000

The Role of 'Roles' in Use Case Diagrams

Alain Wegmann

Use cases are the modeling technique of UML for formalizing the functional requirements placed on systems. This technique has limitations in modeling the context of a system, in relating systems involved in a same business process, in reusing use cases, an ...

2000

The Role of ¨Roles¨ in Use Case Diagrams

Alain Wegmann

2000

Resonant inverse photoemission in 4f systems

Marco Grioni

Resonant inverse photoemission spectroscopy (RIPES) is a new spectroscopic probe of the electronic states in solids. It exploits the resonant enhancement of the inverse photoemission cross section occurring at appropriate core absorption edges, and is ther ...

Elsevier1999