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  • Who Does What in a Multiagent System for Emergent Process Management 
    Debenham John (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2002)
    Emergent processes are high-level business processes; they are opportunistic in nature whereas production workflows are routine. Emergent processes may not be managed; they may contain goal-driven sub-processes that can ...
  • The whole-part relationship in object modelling: a definition in cO.Or 
    Barbier Franck; Henderson-Sellers Brian (Elsevier, 2004)
  • Whose Insecurity? 
    Goodman James (RMIT University, 2004)
  • Why is RE for Web-Based Software Development Easier ? 
    Zowghi Didar; Gervasi Vincenzo (Essener Informatik Beitrage, 2001)
    In this paper we identify the fundamental differences between webbased and conventional software engineering. We expess our views about why we think requirements engineering for web-based application development should be ...
  • WIED: A Web Modelling Language for Modelling Architectural-Level Information Flow 
    Tongrungrojana Rachatrin; Lowe David (Southampton, U.K, 2004)
    The ability to reliably and consistently develop systems that utilise Internet and Web technologies has become increasingly important. These systems are typically both functionally complex and information-rich, and have ...
  • Wireless Device Location Sensing In a Museum Project 
    Anwar Tanvir; Nanda Priyadarsi (Global Science an Technology Forum (GSTF), 2010)
    Indoor navigation can be implemented with Bluetooth technology as sensons. We use RTT (Round Trip Time) as an attribute towards the navigation of an object. Designing the scheme for indoor networks with the introduction ...
  • Wireless sensor network based system for fire endangered areas 
    Chaczko Zenon; Ahmad Fady (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    This paper describes a system design approach for a wireless sensor network based application that is to be used to measure temperature and humidity as well as being fitted with a smoke detector. Such a device can be ...
  • Wisdom of Crowds: Single Image Super-resolution from the Web 
    Li Jun; Tao Dacheng (IEEE- Computer Society, 2011)
    This paper addresses the problem of learning based single image super-resolution. Previous research on this problem employs human user to provide a set of images that are similar to the target image as a reference. Then ...
  • Wootters-Zurek Quantum-Copying Machine: The Higher-Dimensional Case 
    Ying Mingsheng (Elsevier Science Bv, 2002)
    We examine Wootters-Zurek quantum-copying machine on a higher-dimensional state space and evaluate the index D-a of copying quality and three indexes D-ab((1)), D-ab((2)) and D-ab((3)) of entanglement of the output modes. ...
  • A Word-Document Mode for Text Mining by Multi-objective Programming Technology 
    Lu Jie; Shi Chenggen (California Polytechnic State University, USA, 2004)
    Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) has been proven to be a valuable analysis tool with a wide range of applications. However choosing an appropriate number of dimensions for LSI is still a crucial challenge. This paper provides ...
  • Working in parallel: Themes in Knowledge Management and Information Behaviour 
    Halbwirth Susan; Olsson Michael (World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte Ltd, 2007)
    This paper brings together approaches, theories and research from two complementary fields: knowledge management and information behaviour research.
  • Worklife Balance of IT Managers: finding time for life 
    Underwood Jim; Dowse S (Southern Cross University, 2001)
    As the IT ship continues its odyssey, we spend a moment to consider the condition of the crew. We interviewed eleven IT mangers concerning their working hours, the effects of these hours on their families and their ...
  • Work product-driven software development methodology improvement 
    Bogg Paul; Low Graham; Henderson-Sellers Brian; Ghassan Beydoun (SciTePress, 2010)
    A work product is a tangible artifact used during a software development project; for example, a requirements specifications or class model diagram. Towards a general approach for evaluating and potentially improving the ...
  • A work product pool approach to methodology specification and enactment 
    Gonzalez Perez Cesar; Henderson-Sellers Brian (Elsevier Inc, 2008)
    Software development methodologies advocated and used today, whether traditional and plan-based or contemporary and agile, usually focus on process steps i.e. they start with requirements and iteratively describe what steps ...
  • Workspace Requirements for Complex Adaptive Systems 
    Hawryszkiewycz Igor (IEEE, 2009)
    Business processes are becoming increasingly collaborative and dynamic in nature. Correspondingly computer systems must provide the systems to support both the collaboration and changing work practices. This paper describes ...
  • Workspaces for Focused Enterprise Communities 
    Hawryszkiewycz Igor (ACTA Press, 2001)
    Many business enterprises are characterized by their dynamic nature and transient work arrangements. This in turn requires computer support that goes beyond workflow systems. Instead it is necessary to provide support ...
  • The worst-case analysis of the Garey-Johnson algorithm 
    Hanen Claire; Zinder Yakov (Springer, 2009)
    The Garey-Johnson algorithm is a well known polynomial-time algorithm constructing an optimal schedule for the maximum lateness problem with unit execution time tasks, two parallel identical processors, precedence constraints ...
  • Worst-case performance of critical path type algorithms 
    Singh G.; Zinder Yakov (Australian Society for Operations Research, 2000)
    The critical path method remains one of the most popular approaches in practical scheduling. Being developed for the makespan problem this method can also be generalized to the maximum lateness problem. For the unit execution ...
  • Writing and Study Skills for Research 
    Royce, Terry (2011-02-21)
    Dr Terry Royce from ELSSA discusses essential writing and study skills and the support that is available for researchers at UTS.
  • Writing for the profession: The experience of new professionals 
    Bradley Fiona (Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, 2008)
    Purpose - The purpose of this article is to explore barriers and motivators for new professionals who write and present for the professional literature. Design/methodology/approach - Authors from the ALIA New Librarians' ...