WM 2005: Kaiserslautern, Germany

Keynote Contributions

• Larry Kerschberg, Hanjo Jeong:
  Just-in-Time Knowledge Management. 1-18
  
• Irma Becerra-Fernandez, Te Wei Wang, Gul Agha, Thant Sin:
  Actor Model and Knowledge Management Systems: Social Interaction as a Framework for Knowledge Integration. 19-31
  
• Klaus Kornwachs:
  Knowledge + Skills + "x". 32-47
  

Intelligent Office Appliances (IOA)

• Ansgar Bernardi, Björn Decker, Harald Holz, Dirk Muthig, Naoyuki Nomura:
  1^st Intelligent Office Appliances (IOA 2005): Knowledge Appliances in the Office of the Future. 48-49
  
• Heiko Maus, Harald Holz, Ansgar Bernardi, Oleg Rostanin:
  Leveraging Passive Paper Piles to Active Objects in Personal Knowledge Spaces. 50-59
  
• Thorsten Keuler, Theresa Lehner, Björn Decker, Dirk Muthig:
  Efficient Implementation of Intelligent Office Appliances with Software Product Lines. 60-69
  

Learning Software Organizations (LSO)

• Andreas Birk, Torgeir Dingsøyr:
  Trends in Learning Software Organizations: Current Needs and Future Solutions. 70-75
  
• Fred Frowin Fajtak:
  Kick-Off Workshops and Project Retrospectives A Good Learning Software Organization Practice. 76-81
  
• Arnim Buch, Bernhard Humm:
  Substance, People, and Tools - Knowledge Management at sd&m. 82-85
  
• Finn Olav Bjørnson, Tor Stålhane:
  Harvesting Knowledge Through a Method Framework in an Electronic Process Guide. 86-90
  
• Wolfgang Zuser, Thomas Grechenig:
  Using Feedback for Supporting Software Team Improvement. 91-95
  
• Tor Erlend Fægri, Björn Decker, Torgeir Dingsøyr, Maria Letizia Jaccheri, Patricia Lago, Dirk Muthig, Hans van Vliet:
  Exploring Communities of Practice for Product Family Engineering. 96-105
  
• Outi Salo:
  Systematical Validation of Learning in Agile Software Development Environment. 106-110
  
• Gleison Santos, Karina Villela, Mariano Montoni, Ana Regina Rocha, Guilherme Horta Travassos, Sávio Figueiredo, Sômulo Mafra, Adriano Albuquerque, Benito Diaz Paret, Márcio Amaral:
  Knowledge Management in a Software Development Environment to Support Software Processes Deployment. 111-120
  
• Markus Nick, Christian Denger, Torsten Willrich:
  Experience-Based Support for Code Inspections. 121-126
  
• Guido Dedene, Monique Snoeck, Manu De Backer, Wilfried Lemahieu:
  New Generation E-Learning Technology by Web Services. 127-133
  
• Kari Smolander, Kurt Schneider, Torgeir Dingsøyr, Finn Olav Bjørnson, Pasi Juvonen, Päivi Ovaska:
  Future Studies of Learning Software Organizations. 134-144
  
• Abdullah J. Al-Shehab, Robert T. Hughes, Graham Winstanley:
  Facilitating Organisational Learning Through Causal Mapping Techniques in IS/IT Project Risk Management. 145-154
  

Learner-Oriented Knowledge Management and KM-Oriented E-Learning (LOKMOL)

• Eric Ras, Martin Memmel, Stephan Weibelzahl:
  Integration of E-Learning and Knowledge Management - Barriers, Solutions and Future Issues. 155-164
  
• Djilali Benmahamed, Jean-Louis Ermine, Pierre Tchounikine:
  From MASK Knowledge Management Methodology to Learning Activities Described with IMS - LD. 165-175
  
• Klaus P. Jantke, Aran Lunzer, Jun Fujima:
  Subjunctive Interfaces in Exploratory e-Learning. 176-188
  
• Tobias Ley, Stefanie N. Lindstaedt, Dietrich Albert:
  Supporting Competency Development in Informal Workplace Learning. 189-202
  
• Andreas Schmidt:
  Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge Management and E-Learning with Context-Aware Corporate Learning. 203-213
  
• Michael Yacci:
  The Promise of Automated Interactivity. 214-221
  

Peer-to-Peer and Agent Infrastructures for Knowledge Management (PAIKM)

• Andreas Abecker, Ludger van Elst, Steffen Staab:
  PAIKM-2005 - Peer-to-Peer and Agent Infrastructures for Knowledge Management. 222-223
  
• Simon Courtenage, Steven Williams:
  Automatic Hyperlink Creation Using P2P and Publish/Subscribe. 224-233
  
• Simon Schenk:
  Introducing Social Aspects to Search in Peer-to-Peer Networks. 234-242
  

Knowledge Intensive Business Processes (KiBP)

• Julian Bahrs, Claudia Müller:
  Modelling and Analysis of Knowledge Intensive Business Processes. 243-247
  
• Thomas Hädrich:
  Contrary Positions About Modeling Knowledge Work. 248-258
  
• Markus Strohmaier, Stefanie N. Lindstaedt:
  Application of Knowledge Problem Patterns in Process Oriented Organizations. 259-268
  

German Workshop on Experience Management (GWEM)

• Armin Stahl, Martin Schaaf, Ralph Traphöner:
  Third German Workshop on Experience Management (GWEM 2005). 269-271
  
• Thomas Gabel:
  On the Use of Vocabulary Knowledge for Learning Similarity Measures. 272-283
  
• Mirjam Minor:
  Introduction Strategy and Feedback from an Experience Management Project. 284-292
  
• Alexander Tartakovski, Martin Schaaf, Rainer Maximini:
  Applying Generalized Cases to Retrieval and Configuration of Life Insurance Policies. 293-303
  
• Rosina Weber, Ilya Waldstein, Amit Deshpande, Jason M. Proctor:
  Integrated Approach to Detect Inconspicuous Contents. 304-315
  

Knowledge Management in Medicine (KMM)

• Marita Muscholl, Kerstin Maximini:
  Workshop on Current Aspects of Knowledge Management in Medicine (KMM05). 316-318
  
• Frank Puppe, Georg Buscher, Martin Atzmüller, Matthias Hüttig, Hans-Peter Buscher:
  Clinical Experiences with a Knowledge-Based System in Sonography (SonoConsult). 319-329
  
• Hooman Katirai, Ulrich Sax:
  Unlocking the Value of Clinical Information: What You Need to Do Now to Enjoy the Benefits in the Future. 330-338
  
• Christoph Bobrowski, Georg Kreymann:
  Knowledge Management in Internal Medicine Using Lotus Notus - A Knowledge Management Perspective. 339-348
  
• Marita Muscholl:
  Integrated Clinical Pathways in Health Information Systems - An Architectural Concept. 349-359
  
• Mykola Pechenizkiy, Alexey Tsymbal, Seppo Puuronen, Michael A. Shifrin, Irina Alexandrova:
  Knowledge Discovery from Microbiology Data: Many-Sided Analysis of Antibiotic Resistance in Nosocomial Infections. 360-372
  
• Olivier Curé:
  Semi-automatic Data Migration in a Self-medication Knowledge-Based System. 373-383
  

Knowledge Management in International Professional Services Firms (KMIPSF)

• Marcus Willamowski, Oliver Wendel, Jan Kuhlmann:
  Workshop Knowledge Management in International Professional Services Firms (KMIPSF 2005). 384-385
  
• Martin Schulz, Marcel Klugmann:
  Creating a Culture of Knowledge Sharing in Law Firms - Some Obstacles and Solutions -. 386-391
  
• Dirk Klimkeit:
  Networks, Forms of Exchange and Motivations Insights from Social Anthropology for the Issue of Knowledge Sharing. 392-397
  

Knowledge Management for Distributed Agile Processes: Models, Techniques, and Infrastructure (KMDAP)

• Harald Holz, Heiko Maus, Naoyuki Nomura, Martin Schaaf:
  Second Workshop on Knowledge Management for Distributed Agile Processes: Models, Techniques, and Infrastructure (KMDAP 2005). 398-399
  
• Reuven Karni, Maya Kaner:
  Agile Knowledge-Based Decision Making with Application to Project Management. 400-408
  
• Barbara Weber, Werner Wild:
  Towards the Agile Management of Business Processes. 409-419
  
• Andrea Freßmann, Rainer Maximini, Thomas Sauer:
  Towards Collaborative Agent-Based Knowledge Support for Time-Critical and Business-Critical Processes. 420-430
  
• Marielba Zacarias, Artur Caetano, Helena Sofia Pinto, José M. Tribolet:
  Modeling Contexts for Business Process Oriented Knowledge Support. 431-442
  
• Kurt D. Fenstermacher:
  Revealed Processes in Knowledge Management. 443-454
  
• Emilio Bellini, Gerardo Canfora, Aniello Cimitile, Félix García Carballeira, Mario Piattini, Corrado Aaron Visaggio:
  The Impact of Educational Background on Design Knowledge Sharing During Pair Programming: An Empirical Study. 455-465
  

Knowledge Management and Business Intelligence (KMBI)

• Bodo Rieger:
  Knowledge Management and Business Intelligence (KMBI 2005). 466-468
  
• Robert Baumgartner, Oliver Frölich, Georg Gottlob, Marcus Herzog, Peter Lehmann:
  Integrating Semi-structured Data into Business Applications: A Web Intelligence Example. 469-482
  
• Christophe Mues, Bart Baesens, Rudy Setiono, Jan Vanthienen:
  From Knowledge Discovery to Implementation: A Business Intelligence Approach Using Neural Network Rule Extraction and Decision Tables. 483-495
  

Intelligent IT Tools for Knowledge Management Systems: (KMTOOLS 2005)

• Ulrich Reimer, York Sure, Andreas Eberhart, Edith Maier, Hans-Peter Schnurr:
  Workshop on Intelligent IT Tools for Knowledge Management Systems: Applicability, Usability, and Benefits. 496-498
  
• Ernst Biesalski, Andreas Abecker:
  Human Resource Management with Ontologies. 499-507
  
• Marc Ehrig, York Sure, Steffen Staab:
  Supervised Learning of an Ontology Alignment Process. 508-517
  
• Jianhan Zhu, Victoria S. Uren, Enrico Motta:
  ESpotter: Adaptive Named Entity Recognition for Web Browsing. 518-529
  
• Karsten Böhm, Alexander Scherf:
  Using Digital Communication Structures to Support Knowledge Management. 530-541
  
• Birger Andersson, Ilia Bider, Erik Perjons:
  Business Process Support as a Basis for Computerized Knowledge Management. 542-553
  

Semantic Model Integration (SMI)

• Sven Abels, Liane Haak, Axel Hahn:
  Semantic Interoperability Among Models 1^st Workshop on Semantic Model Integration (SMI05). 554-556
  
• Wilhelm Hasselbring, Susanne Pedersen:
  Metamodelling of Domain-Specific Standards for Semantic Interoperability. 557-559
  
• Marc Ehrig, York Sure:
  Ontology Mapping by Axioms (OMA). 560-569
  
• Jan Mendling, Cristian Pérez de Laborda, Uwe Zdun:
  Towards an Integrated BPM Schema: Control Flow Heterogeneity of PNML and BPEL4WS. 570-579
  

Workshop on Philosophy and Informatics (WSPI)

• Thilo Deussen, Thomas Roth-Berghofer, Gregor Büchel, Bertin Klein:
  Working Together in Philosophy and Informatics: An Introduction to the Contributions of the Second International Workshop on Philosophy and Informatics (WSPI 2005). 580-585
  
• Wolf-Tilo Balke, Klaus Mainzer:
  Knowledge Representation and the Embodied Mind: Towards a Philosophy and Technology of Personalized Informatics. 586-597
  
• Uwe V. Riss:
  Knowledge, Action, and Context: Impact on Knowledge Management. 598-608
  
• Roland Kaschek:
  Modelling Ontology Use for Information Systems. 609-622
  
• Gian Maria Greco, Gianluca Paronitti, Matteo Turilli, Luciano Floridi:
  How to Do Philosophy Informationally. 623-634
  
• Björn Niehaves, Karsten Klose, Ralf Knackstedt, Jörg Becker:
  Epistemological Perspectives on IS-Development - A Consensus-Oriented Approach on Conceptual Modeling. 635-646
  
• Francis Rousseaux, Thomas Bouaziz:
  Collecting or Classifying? 647-656
  
• Bruno Zelic, Bernd Carsten Stahl:
  Does Ontology Influence Technological Projects? The Case of Irish Electronic Voting. 657-667
  
• Ruth Hagengruber:
  Mapping the Multitude - Categories in a Process Ontology. 668-675
  

Workshop on Information Just-in-Time (WIJIT)

• Hiromichi Fujisawa, Larry Kerschberg:
  Workshop on Information Just-in-Time (WIJIT2005): Seeking a New Knowledge Management Paradigm. 676-678
  
• Kurt D. Fenstermacher:
  A Process for Delivering Information Just in Time. 679-687
  
• A. Riki Y. Morikawa, Larry Kerschberg:
  MAKO-PM: Just-in-Time Process Model. 688-698
  
• Mark Siebert:
  Knowledge Creation Framework - Enabling Just-in-Time Information Delivery. 699-709
  
• Makoto Iwayama, Yoshiki Niwa:
  Just-in-Time Interactive Document Search. 710-718
  

Knowledge Management in Small and Medium Enterprises (WMKMU)

• Brigitte Bartsch-Spörl, Klaus North, Peter Pawlowsky:
  Knowledge Management in Small and Medium Enterprises (WMKMU 2005): Integration of HR and IT Perspectives. 719-720
  
• Alexander Scherf, Karsten Böhm:
  KnowBiT - Knowledge Management in the Biotechnology Industry. 721-728
  
• Roman Povalej, Wolffried Stucky:
  Introduction of a Knowledge Information System in a SME, "Skill Matrix" as Pilot Scheme. 729-735