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Part 1

Preface vPaul Cunningham and Miriam Cunningham

Advisory Committee vi

Section 1. ICT for Networked Business

Section 1.1. Issues

Future Markets for Enterprise Interoperability: Some Issues for Consideration 5Man-Sze Li

Open Standards and New Deliverables 13Kai Jakobs

Process-Based Performance Measurement of Networked Businesses 20Thomas Matheis, Bjorn Simon and Dirk Werth

Enterprise Model Driven Creation of Business Protocols 28Timo Kahl, Jorg Ziemann, Ulrike Greiner and Sonia Lippe

Business Rule-Enabled Process Modelling 36Christian Seel, Bjorn Simon and Dirk Werth

Towards Autonomous Brokered SLA Negotiation 44Peer Hasselmeyer, Changtao Qu, Lutz Schubert, Bastian Kollerand Philipp Wieder

Filling the Gap Between SLA and Monitoring 52Olivier Nano and Marcel Tilly

Negotiating Contracts on the Grid 60Dean Kuo, Michael Parkin and John Brooke

Challenges in EU Grid Contracts 67Michael Parkin, Dean Kuo, John Brooke and Angus MacCulloch

Service Level Agreements and Regulatory Compliance in eBusiness 75Peter Matthews

SOA Development Based on Enterprise Models and Existing IT Systems 83Jorg Ziemann, Katrina Leyking, Timo Kahl and Dirk Werth

Extended Postal Enterprise: Using Technology to Improve Customer Valueand Empower Franchisees in Integrated Business Framework 91

Damir Trninic

Legal Issues in Software Agents 99Giovanni Sartor, Claudia Cevenini, Migle Laukyte, Giuseppe Contissaand Rossella Rubino

Best Practices in Federated Identity Scenarios 107Francisco de Quinto and Manel Medina

SecurlST: Security & Dependability to Empower the Citizen in the 21st Century 115James Clarke, Zeta Dooly, William Donnelly and Keith Howker

Bringing Together the European Stakeholders for Security and Dependability 128Aljosa Pasic, Pedro Soria-Rodriguez, John Paul Moore, Jim Clarke,Willie Donnelly, Zeta Dooly, William Fitzgerald, Sandy Johnstone,Simon Shiu, Volkmar Lotz, Matteo Melideo and Paulo Verissimo

ECOM Long Term Electronic Signature Plugtest 133Kenji Urushima, Kazuya Miyazaki, Michihiro Kimura and Yoji Maeda

The Impact of ICT on Energy Efficiency 139

Rosalie Zobel and Erastos Filos

Section 1.2. Applications

A Multi-Agent Market Simulator to Support Negotiation Decision Making 149Isabel Praca, Maria Jodo Viamonte, Carlos Ramos and Zita Vale

A Validation Architecture for Advanced Interoperability Provisioning 157Nenad Ivezic, Ed Barkmeyer, Serm Kulvatunyou, Albert Jones, Pat Snack,Zoran Marjanovic and Hyunbo Cho

Federated Message-Based Architecture for eBusiness Interoperability inNew Member States SMEs 165

Alessandra Bagnato, Claudia Guglielmina, Gerald Knoll and Karsten Tolle

The Requirement for an Interoperability Service: Power-Distributionin an eBusiness World 173

Nicolai Bieber, Lutz Schubert and Bastian Roller

Using Onion Routing to Secure Peer-to-Peer Supported Business Collaboration 181Fabian Staber, Udo Bartlang and Jorg P. Miiller

Semantic Reconciliation of Business Documents in a SOA Framework 189Alessandra Bagnato, Eva Coscia, Michele Missikojf, Lorenzo Pondrelliand Francesco Taglino

Providing a Semantic Description for an Interoperability Framework UsingOntologies 197

Piero de Sabbata, Nicola Gessa, Matteo Busanelli, Arianna Bruttiand Angelo Frascella

An Ontology-Based Software Solution Using Semantic Technologies toSupport Interoperability in a Business Network 205

Juha Tuikkanen, Heli Helaakoski and Irina Peltomaa

A Tool for Calculating eReadiness 213Johannes Sametinger, Claudia Thonabauer and Norbert Weber

Incorporating User Requirements of the Disabled Traveller Market inDeveloping an Inclusive e-Marketplace for Accessible Tourism in Europe:Technical Challenges 221

Eleni Michopoulou, Dimitrios Buhalis, Spyros Michailidis and Ivor Ambrose

Business Integration for eServices in Collaborative Car Breakdown Support 228Alonso Alvarez, Elmar Borowski, Tobias Brosze, Guido Gehlenand Miguel Gonzalez

Section 1.3. Case Studies

Evolution of Business Interoperability in the Automotive Industry 239Kristin Wende and Christine Legner

Assessing the Value of Interoperability: An Example from the AutomotiveIndustry 247

Baptiste Lebreton, Peter Mayer and Luk N. van Wassenhove

The Analysis of Standardised Technology in the Automotive Industry 254Martina Gerst andRaluca Bunduchi

Service Operating Cost Transparency in Customer and Supplier Relationships 263Oliver Schneider and Ingo Lange

Contractual Frameworks for Enterprise Networks & Virtual OrganisationsinE-Learning 271

Tobias Mahler, Alvaro Arenas andLutz Schubert

An Enhanced Strategy for SLA Management in the Business Context of NewMobile Dynamic VO 279

Francesco D 'Andria, Josep Martrat, Giuseppe Laria, Pierluigi Ritrovatoand Stefan Wesner

Economics of a Portal for Teenagers: Making a Mix of Real and Virtual LifeProfitable 287

Andrzej P. Urbanski and Daniel K. Kaczmarek

eBusiness Adoption Benchmarking for the Region, Challenges and Practises 295Stanislaw Wrycza and Damian Gajda

State-of-the-Art of Legal Research in 1ST and the Way Forward 302Leena Pullmann, Torben Behrens and Tobias Chowdhury

The Interface Between Research and Standardisation - A Case StudyApproach 314

Heide Coenen

Experiences and Approach to Exploitation for Large Research Projects 320Maria Aranzazu Toro Escudero, Stefan Wesner, Per-Jonny Nesseand Pilar Morales

Section 2. eGovernment & eDemocracy

Section 2.1. Issues

Strategic Options for Pan-European E-Government Interoperability 333Libor Neumann

Hidden in Plain Sight - The Privacy Implications of Biometrics 341Jonathan Cave

Managing Security Risks in E-Voting over the Internet 349Jaak Tepandi and Tarvi Martens

DEMO-Net as a Collaborative Strategy to Support eParticipation Researchers 356Naoum Liotas, Efthimios Tambouris and Konstantinos Tarabanis

eParticipation in Policy-Making: The Research and the Challenges 364Ann Macintosh

e-Participation Management: Policy-Input from DEMO-Net 370Kim Viborg Andersen

Some Research Lessons from the E-Community Forums in the WesternCape of South Africa 3 74

Wallace Taylor, Blessing M. Maumbe and Peter Day

Open Source Software in Small City Governments and the Promotionof Regional Entrepreneurship 382

Antao Moura, Francilene Garcia and Marcelo de Barros

Modeling ICT Diffusion 390Iskra Popova and Oliver Popov

The ICT Policy Mix for eGovernment, eContent, eBusiness and eWork -An Integrated and Prospective Policy Analysis 397

Martijn Poel, Frans van der Zee and Les Brand

Scenarios for eGovernments in 2020: Towards a Roadmap for FutureeGovernment Research in Europe 407

Melanie Bicking, Marijn Janssen and Maria A. Wimmer

elnclusion - Towards a Coherent European Policy Response to SocialInequalities in the Information Society 416

Ingo Meyer, Sonja Miiller andLutz Kubitschke


An Intelligent Front-End for Government Websites 427Peter Cruickshank and Ann Macintosh

Mobile Services for Government 435Ljupco Antovski and Marjan Gusev

ORIENT: An Expert-Based Tool for Assessing the User-Orientation ofeServices 443

Alexandros Mourouzis, Margherita Antona, Angeliki Kastrinakiand Constantine Stephanidis

Semantic Interoperability for Governments: Approaches for Model-BasedDevelopment of Standardized Information Exchange 451

Jack Verhoosel and Paul Oude Luttighuis

Online Booking and Payment Services of Turin Municipality Structuresand Services 458

Franco Carcillo and Sandro Golzio

Virtual Planning Through the Use of Interoperable Environmental Simulationsand OpenGIS® Geography Mark-up Language 467

Souheil Soubra, Mathieu Mar ache and Nigel Trodd

Automatic Benchmarking and Presentation of the First Results from theEuropean Internet Accessibility Observatory 475

Mikael Snaprud, Morten Goodwin Olsen and Finn Aslaksen

"TEOFRAST" - A Biometric System Based on Users' Identification ThroughHandwriting Dynamics 482

Pavel Lozhnikov

Integrating Internet Voting Within Democracy Suite Automated ElectionWorkflow 489

Goran Obradovic, John Poulos, Nick Ikonomakis, James Hooverand Martijn Punt

The Gov2DemOSS e-Participation Platform: A New Era Tool for e-DemocracyImplementation 497

Vasilis Koulolias, Evika Karamagioli and Alexandros Xenakis


Building Response Capacity Through Cross-Boundary Information Sharing:The Critical Role of Trust 507

Theresa A. Pardo, J. Ramon Gil-Garcia and G. Brian Burke

Virtual Revenue Administration, Turkey: An Innovative Implementationof ICT and BPR Towards a Citizen-Centric Tax Authority 515

Yenal Gogebakan, Metin Kayrak and Mehmet Atug

Uptake in Online Tax Filing in Ireland (ROS) Revenue Commissioners,Ireland 523

Sean Cosgrove, Conor Hegarty, Evelyn Barrett and Julie Kirby

The e-Citizen Charter as an Instrument to Boost e-Government 531Matt Poelmans

From Technological Determinism to Regional Development: LessonsLearned from the Portuguese Digital Cities Program (1998-2006) 539

Jose Moutinho

eGovernment Development in Lithuania 547Rimantas Gatautis

eGovernment in Shanghai: The Exploration and Practice of UrbanManagement Based on Gridded Management Theory 554

Yuanfang Wang, Hongren Zhou, Zhongliang Jing, Wei Qiu and Weijie Cai

ICT Based Mobility in the Livorno Area 562Paolo Frosini, Jessica Huntingford, Luca del Carlo and Giorgio Ambrosino

How to Avoid the Transformation of Barriers to OSS Adoption in PublicAdministration into Barriers for Regional Development 571

Manon van Leeuwen, Julia Velkova and Biilent Ozel

eGovernment Strategic Planning for Local Administration: Work in Progress 579M. Rosario Osuna Alarcon

The Effects of Standards-Based E-Business in the Public Sector 589Eva Soderstrom

R&D for Innovation in the Public Sector - A National Agenda for Renewal 597Trond Knudsen and Kim Davis

Innovative Development of Cross-Boundary Public eServices 605Madeleine Siosteen Thiel and UlfBlomqvist

The Paradigmatic Case of Electronic Voting in Switzerland:The Case of Neuchatel 613

Francesc Arbiol and Gerard Cervello

Evaluation of the eParticipate Project the Use of Webcasting to Supportand Encourage eParticipation 619

Catherine Howe

Regional Cooperation as a Way for Information Society Development inSouth Eastern Europe 627

Marijana Vidas-Bubanja

A Comparative Study of eAdoption Activities in South Africa and Mozambique 635Chris Morris

e-Government and Architecture Principles Government Portal Case Study 643Lourino Chemane and Love Ekenberg

An Assessment of E-Skills, ICT Policies, Strategies and Infrastructure in thePublic Service in Botswana 652

D. Mpabanga, D. Mpoeleng and G. Mokhawa

Secure Access to Local Government Online Services: The Case of Lombardy 667Walter Castelnovo, Massimo Simonetta and Antonio Lasi

European Federated Identity Management Key Concepts Through theFidelity Approach 675

Alexis Davoux, Jean-Michel Crom, Philippe Smadja and Jean-Pierre Tual

Realizing Advanced Security Requirements for Inter-OrganizationalWorkflows 683

Andrea Nowak, Stefan Unterthiner, Berthold Agreiter, Michael Hafnerand Ruth Breu

Section 3. Collaborative Working Environments

Section 3.1. Issues

Towards the Experimental Work of Ubiquitous Workware and Collaboration —Technological Adaptation of the System/Equipments for UC Concept 695

Masayoshi Furuya and Noriyuki Yonemra

CLOCK: Challenges of Collaborative Working Environments 702Mayte Garcia, George Ioannidis, Michael Nilsson, Michael Boronowsky,Joost van Bemmelen and Paul Moore

Using Serious Games to Improve European Competitiveness 710Manuel Oliveira, Bj0rn Andersen, Alvaro Oliveira and Asbj0rn Rolstadas

Adaptive Complexity Management for Industrial Collaborations 718Giinther Schuh, Alexander Sauer and Sebastian Doring

Design and Emotions Have a Key Role in the Next Generation of Goodsand Services 726

Miguel Tito, Samantha Porter, Paul Hekkert, Gael Laurans,Thomas C. Childs and Vassilis Agouridas

Introduction of Geolocalisation Devices in the Workplace: Socio-Legal Issues 735Nicole Turbe-Suetens

Exploiting Spatial Data Infrastructures for Rural Mobility 743

M. Gould, Robin S. Smith and Karel Charvat


openAdap.net: A Collaborative Sharing Environment 753Alessandro E.P. Villa, Javier Iglesias and Solange Ghernaouti-Helie

E-Med Tex-Net: Cluster for the Development of a Euro-MediterraneanPartnership Network in the Textile Clothing Sector 761

Hazem Abbas, Salwa Nassar, Hesham Eldeeb, Thies Wittigand Guy Lavenant

Exploring Mixed Reality Gaming Interfaces 769Sabiha Ghellal, Irma Lindt, Uta Pankoke-Babatz, Wolfgang Broiland Wolfgang Prinz

Gaming and Social Interaction in Mediated Environments:The PASION Project 777

Maria Cristina Brugnoli, Duncan Rowland, Mark Doughty,Federico Morabito and Fabrizio Davide


Lessons Learned from the Implementation of a Structured Change ManagementApproach 789

Andy Croft

Playing with Fire - Towards Innovative Yet Safe and Usable ICT Supportin Emergency Response Through Experience Prototyping 797

Markus Klann

Adoption of a Collaborative Working Environment by the European ResearchCommunity of Human Factors for Intelligent Transport Systems 806

Arnaud Bonnard and Zahra Haddab

A Case Study of Applying Agile Principles to Build a Serious Gamein Strategic Manufacturing 815

Manuel Oliveira, Bj0rn Andersen, Alvaro Oliveira andAsbjorn Rolstadas

Wearable Computing and Living Labs - Synergy at Work 824Michael Boronowsky, Otthein Herzog, Peter Knackfuss and Michael Lawo

Lessons Learned from Two Dutch Living Labs: Freehand and Kenniswijk 832Ingrid Mulder and Daan Velthausz

The European Network of Living Labs for CWE - User-Centric Co-Creationand Innovation 840

Anita Mirijamdotter, Anna Stahlbrost, Annika Sdllstrom,Veli-Pekka Niitamo and Seija Kulkki

Madeira Island Living Lab Rural Domain 848Alvaro Oliveira, Raul Caires, Ermelinda Fradinho, Anabela Barbosaand Tunde Kallai

Wireless Technologies Enabling Collaboration and Bridging over Waterin the Turku Archipelago 856

Patrizia Hongisto and Katarina Stanoevska-Slabeva

AMI@Work Family of Communities Facilitating eWork and eBusinessInnovation and Implementation of the i2010 Initiative 864

Adam Turowiec

The Star-Net Project: Supporting Organisations to Benefit from EuropeanInitiatives 870

Miguel Sousa, Sandra Cardoso and Gil Goncalves

Section 4. eHealth

Section 4.1. Issues

Semantic Web in Medicine: The Role of Ontologies 881Paola di Giacomo and Domenico M. Pisanelli

Construction of a Process Model for the Integration of Formal Methodsin the Development of Medical Guidelines 886

Mar Marcos, Juan Carlos Galdn, Jolanda Wittenberg,Joyce van Croonenborg, Kitty Rosenbrand and Begona Martinez-Salvador

NESSI e-Health: Accelerating the Impact of ICT in the European e-HealthDomain 893

Blanca Jordan, Asuman Dogac, Guenter Boeckle, Francisco del Pozoand Corinne Jacquemin

Author Index 903

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SAPHIRE: A Semantic Web Service Based Clinical Guideline DeploymentInfrastructure Exploiting IHE XDS 917

Gokce Banu Laleci, Asuman Dogac, Bugrahan Akcay, Mehmet Olduz,Mustafa Yuksel, Umut Orhan, Ibrahim Tasyurt, Tayfun Sen, Yildiray Kabak,Tuncay Namli, Ozgur Gulderen and Alper Okcan

Lyra: Home Hospitalisation Distributed Management System 924Vicente Trover Salcedo and Carolina Marco Bellver

ORTHOSIM: The European Simulation Service Provider (SSP) forOrthopaedic Surgery 932

Alfonso Oltra, Ana Cruz Garcia, Carlos M. Atienza, Ruben Lafuente,Marc Climent, Ignacio Bermejo, Jose Luis Peris, Carolina Avilaand Jaime Prat

A Framework for Decision Support Systems Creation: Application to theCardiovascular Diseases Domain 939

Themis P. Exarchos, Markos G. Tsipouras, Costas Papaloukas,Anna Kotsia, Aris Bechlioulis, Theodora Nanou, loannis Antoniou,Christos Bazios, Dimitrios I. Fotiadis, Aikaterinh Naka andLampros K. Michalis

European Semantic Portal on Workplace Safety 947Ainhoa Llorente and Worksafe Consortium


Citizen-Centric e-Healthcare Management Based on the XML Web Services 957Masakazu Ohashi and Mayumi Hori

Business Potential for e-Health Value-Added Services: An Applicationin the Orphan Drug Market 965

Stefano Bianchi, Enrico Morten andPaola Baiardi

ERDDS, a Test Case for the Integration of the European Radiology Sector 973Lorenzo Bartoli, Costanza Conti and Enrico Morten

The CRS-SISS Project: A Regional Strategy for e-Health 981Claudio Beretta, Luciano Bresciani, Enrica Ferrari and Roberto Zuffada

Analysis of Medical Data in the Belgian Public Health Insurance, Aimingto Improve Data Warehousing and Communication 990

Nick de Swaefand Marc Nyssen

eChallenges in the Implementation of eHealth Services over a Hybrid NetworkArchitecture: The Case of eLearning 997

Angelina Kouroubali, Vaggelis Sakkalis, Catherine Chronakiand Manolis Tsiknakis

Extension of Asynch-NET Architecture for Telemedicine: Network forClinic Centers in the Rural Areas of Developing Countries 1005

Kenedy Grey son, Mussa Kissaka and Damian Haule

Performance Evaluation of a Flexible Framework Proposal for eGovernmentApplications Using the Return Path of Digital Television 1010

Mauro Margalho, Renato Frances andJoao Weyl

Effectiveness of International Trans-Telephonic ECG System Use inClinical Practice for Patients Awaiting Elective CABG Surgery at Home 1017

Giedrius Vanagas, Rimvydas Slapikas, Remigijus Zaliunas,Rimantas Benetis, Sarunas Kinduris, Werner Smith and Saulius Giedraitis

How the Portuguese Are Using the Internet for Health Purposes 1021Silvina Santana and Antonio Sousa Pereira

Section 5. Networked, Smart & Virtual Organisations

Section 5.1. Issues

An Approach to Configuration of Virtual Organisation Management Services 1031Iiro Salkari, Ugo Negretto, Alexandra Klen, Jens Eschenbaecherand Paolo Paganelli

Self-Organizing ICT Resource Management - Policy-Based AutomatedBidding 1038

Dirk Neumann

Economic Modeling of Grid Services 1046Jb'rn Altmann and Stavros Routzounis

Ontology-Based Reusable Process Patterns for Collaborative WorkEnvironments in the Construction Industry 1055

Peter Katranuschkov, Alexander Gehre, Martin Keller,Sven-Eric Schapke and Raimar J. Scherer

Private Business Infrastructures in a VO Environment 1064Jochen Holler, Lutz Schubert and Stefan Wesner

Towards a Process Reference Model for the Management of Industrial Services 1072Andreas Nobs, Andre Minkus and Thomas Pengo

Process-Logic Based Value Networks for Mobile Grid Technology as BusinessCollaboration Infrastructure 1080

Martin Hafner, Christian Loos and Stefan Kirn


Harnessing the Competitive Advantages of Disruptive Innovation 1091Jose Antonio Estevez Garcia and Santiago Ristol

Semantic Web-Based Product Modelling: Ontologies and Configurators 1099Michel Bohms, Peter Bonsma, Marc Bourdeau, Eric Pascual,Graham Storer and Javier A. Garcia Sedano

Smart Prediction Assistant: An Innovative Customer Intelligence Platformfor Next Generation Ambient Recommender Systems 1107

Gustavo Gonzalez-Sanchez, Josep Lluis de la Rosa and Miquel Montaner

Peer-to-Peer-Based Lifecycle Management for Collaborative BusinessProcesses 1115

Philipp Walter and Dirk Werth

Personal Attribute Provider: A Secure Framework for Personal AttributeExchange on the Internet 1124

Yoji Maeda, Masayuki Chiba and Kenji Urushima

icBench - Key Performance Indicators for the Portuguese ConstructionIndustry 1131

Henriqueta Novoa, Jorge Moreira da Costa, Isabel Horta, Rui Sousaand Joao Falcao e Cunha

A Lean Solution for Modelling and Analysing Production Networks of SMEs 1139Soren Giinther, Nikolai Iliev and Jorg Nienhaus

A Professional Virtual Communities ICT Infrastructure 1147Sergio Gusmeroli and Roberto Ratti


ICT Use and Shared Understanding: Insights from Six Case Studies 1157Joris P.G. de Rooij, Robert M. Verburg, J.H. Erik Andriessenand Deanne N. denHartog

Personalization Strategies and Practices for Innovation - Insights fromEuropean Case Studies in Aviation 1165

Robert M. Verburg and H.K. Desiree Hoving

Improving the Use & Exchange of Information in Industrial ServiceOrganisations 1173

Andre Minkus and Andreas Nobs

Status and Trends in the Coordination and Integration of Business RelatedServices into the Manufacturing Supply Chain 1181

Amit Garg, Bogdan Nitu andlngo Lange

Cold-Trace: A Mobile-Based Traceability Solution Rendering FleetManagement More Effective 1189

Yolanda Ursa, Pedro Perez and Andreas Meissner

Avenues for Detectors Exploitation in Traffic Modelling 1196Sergio Grosso, Mike Bell and Anett Ehlert

Section 6. SME Issues

Section 6.1. Issues

The SEEM Path to a Single European Information Space 1209Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves, Hugo Miguel Vieira and Adolfo Steiger-Garcao


A Sustainable Approach to Promoting Collaboration Among Europe's Smalland Medium Enterprise Industrial Clusters 1219

Jannicke Baalsrud Hauge and Richard Stevens

SME Interoperability Establishing Methodology: A Guided Roadmap for theJourney to Interoperability 1227

Igor Santos, Timo Kahl, Nicolas Daclin and David Chen

Taking Advantage of STEP, MDA, and SOA to Push SMEs Towards a SingleEuropean Information Space 1235

Marco Delgado, Carlos Agostinho and Ricardo Goncalves

Digital Ecosystems of Small Companies in the Enlarged Europe 1243Flavio Bonfatti andPaola Daniela Monari

Towards Ontology Based Information and Communication Systems in theSingle European Information Space for SMEs 1251

Silvia Sancho, Flavio Bonfatti, Celson Lima, David Cuestaand M. Angeles Bonet

Knowledge-Based Collaborative Environment for SMEs in the ConstructionSector 1259

Mikel Sorli, Inigo Mendikoa, Antonio Soares, Ljubisa Urosevic,Dragan Stokic, Helena Corvacho and Jorge Moreira

Ami Technologies Based Business Improvement in Manufacturing SMEs 1266Uwe Kirchhoff, Dragan Stokic and Harold Sundmaeker


Towards Effective Knowledge Management: A Requirements Analysisof European Manufacturing SMEs 1277

Kathryn Cormican and Manon van Leeuwen

An ICT-Supported Methodology for Expert Identification in the TechnologyMonitoring Process 1284

Sven Schimpfand Severin Beucker

Supporting e-Business Integration in North Wales 1290Thomas Kirkham and Thomas Varsamidis

Open Source to Empower SMEs 1297Henk de Poot, Paul Porskamp, Rogier Brussee and Marcel Bijlsma

Collaborating into the Future: Empowering SMEs to Innovate - Long-Term,Self-Defined and Collaboratively 1305

Katrin Reschwamm and Andreas Wolf

Section 7. Knowledge Management

Section 7.1. Issues

The Field of IS and Indian Reasoning: Making a Case for an InclusiveResearch Agenda 1317

Sudhanshu Rai

The PACE Exploitation Toolkit 1326

Adamantios Koumpis and Androklis Mavridis


Ontology Based Search and Storage of Market Information 1337Wolf Engelbach, Damian Gaida, Henryk Rybinski and Thomas Specht

A Knowledge-Based Framework to Integrate Heterogeneous Web Applicationsin Organizations 1344

Mauro Gaspari and Davide GuidiNew Linguistics-Based Ontology-Enabled Approaches in Biological InformationManagement 1352

Dora Csendes, Zoltdn Alexin, Robert Busa-Fekete, Andras Kocsorand Kornel Kovdcs

Leveraging Semantic Web Technologies to Integrate Information Relatedto Academic Papers 1360

Martin Svihla and Ivan Jelinek

Analytic Information Services for the European Research Area 1367Brigitte Jorg, Mitja Jermol, Hans Uszkoreit, Marko Grobelnik,Jure Ferlez and At anas Kiryakov

An Adjustable Knowledge Internet Portal for Support of Research andBusiness Activity 1375

Yury Zagorulko and Olesya Borovikova


Knowledge Management: A Multidisciplinary Survey 1385Mounib Mekhilefand Corinna Flock

Virtual Knowledge Networks, a Typology 1396J.H. Erik Andrlessen

Language and Cultural Barriers in International Cooperation 1404Corinna Flock and Mounib Mekhilef

Future of Knowledge Management in Higher Education Research in Singapore 1412Ching Leen Chiam

Setting up Communities of Practice for Innovative Russian SMEs 1418Liza Wohlfart, Flavins Sturm, Patricia Wolf, Robert Slagter, Lilia Efimova,Johann Riedel, Kulwant Pawar, Alexandr Prilepin and Tanya Emshanova

Section 8. Technology Enhanced Learning & ICT Skills

Section 8.1. Issues

Establishing Technical Quality Criteria for Learning Objects 1431Fredrik Paulsson and Ambjorn Naeve

iCamp: The Educational Web for Higher Education in an Enlarged Europe 1440Barbara Kieslinger, Sebastian Fiedler, Fridolin Wild and Stefan Sobernig


Making Learning Objects Useful with Semantic Web Services 1449Nuria de Lama, Sinuhe Arroyo, Miguel-Angel Sicilia andJose-Manuel Lopez-Cobo

Creation and Delivery of Adaptive Unit of Learning Using the ELeGISoftware Architecture: The VSE Model Implementation Case Study 1459

Angelo Gaeta, Matteo Gaeta, Gennaro Meo, Francesco Orciuoli,Pierluigi Ritrovato and Silvio Stefanucci

Application of a Virtual Scientific Experiment Model in Different EducationalContexts 1467

Anna Pierri, Thanassis Tiropanis, Ioannis Christou, Sofia Tsekeridouand Bill Vassiliadis

L4AU - A Web-Service Based System for Lifelong Learners 1477Sara de Freitas, George Magoulas, Martin Oliver, George Papamarkos,Alexandra Poulovassilis, Ian Harrison and Adrian Mee

A Model for the Efficient Representation and Management of OnlineCollaborative Learning Interactions 1485

Sand Caballe, Thanasis Daradoumis and Fatos Xhafa

The Grid Shared Desktop for CSCL 1493Stefano Cerri, Monica Crubezy, Pascal Dugenie, Clement Jonquetand Philippe Lemoisson

Designing On-Line Discussion Forums Centered Around Learners 1499Katherine Chiluiza, Xavier Ruiz, Miguel Barzallo and Pedro Ortiz

Performance-Centered e-Learning in the Framework of Industry/UniversityPartnership 1507

C. Martinez, M. Castro, N Rioperez, G. Diaz, J. Peire, N. Milevaand S. Tzanova

Cost Effective ICT Management in Educational Environments:The OASIS Project 1515

Angel Fernandez del Campo, Francisco Javier Ruiz Pinar,Antonio Martinez Mas and Leon Vidaller Siso

Designing IT for Older People 1523EvaLindh Waterworth and John A. Waterworth

Advanced Technology and Interface for Interactive Speech ImpedimentTherapy 1531

Dora Csendes, Andrds Kocsor, Denes Paczolay and Andrds Bdnhalmi


New Conceptual Paradigms for Introducing Group Work and Group BasedTechnology in the Higher Education Environment 1541

Alan Hogarth

From Peer Learning to P2P Learning - New Life or Obsolescence for theTraditional Learning Institutions? 1549

UlfBlomqvist and Christian Sjodin

e-COMODE Services for the Implementation of Collaborative ModellingEnvironments in Schools 1557

Lydia Montandon, Angelique Dimitrakopoulos, Nikos Avourisand Esther Casado

Turning the Internet Around - e-Me: The Students Ideal e-Service 1565Lars Albinsson, Mikael Lind, Olov Forsgren andHakan Ozan

The "Net in Schools" Project 1573Ivana Soljacic Richter

Measuring and Benchmarking Digital Literacy Strategies and Efforts:The BENTLI Project 1578

Manon van Leeuwen, Katheryn Cormican and Teresa Munoz Durdn

Benchmarking Lifelong Learning and eLearning in Regions: MeasuringWhat Really Counts 1586

Karsten Gareis

A Survey of ECDL "Graduates" in Italy 1594Fulvia Sala

Survey of Certification Schemes of ICT Professionals Across EuropeTowards Harmonisation - The Harmonise Proj ect 1602

Peter Weiss and Roman Povalej

Section 9. Mobility

Section 9.1. Issues

Universal Ethernet Telecommunications Service: Towards a New Layer 2Based Internet 1615

Jose Morales Barroso

Ultra-Wide Band: A Radio Technology to Widen the Business Models 1623Jorge Hernandez Pablo, Miguel A. Gimeno Martin,Marta Benedicto Villarroya and Jose Emilio Vila Areste

Workflow Technologies for a Virtual ISP 1631Klaus-Peter Eckert, Yuri Glickman, Jane Hall, Rafal Knapik,Rafal Renk, Florin Fortis andAlexandru Cicortas


Self-Adaptive Applications on the Fly for Mobile Users 1641Jose Manuel Sanchez, Pedro Antonio Ruiz and Rolf Fricke

A Multimedia Service Platform for Enterprises over Multiple WirelessNetworks 1649

Alvaro Canivell, Jose Manuel Sanchez, Francisco Rodriguezand Jose Manuel Fornes

A Novel Context-Aware System Based on a Bluetooth Sensor Network 1657Carlos Fernandez, Daniel I. Iglesia and Carlos J. Escudero

Implementation of WiMAX over GSM/GPRS Networks 1665Naveed AH Kaim Khani and Damien Chatelain

Context-Aware Service Coordination for Mobile Users 1672Cesar Caceres, Alberto Fernandez, Heikki Helin, Oliver Kellerand Matthias Klusch

A Context Awareness Framework for Telecommunication Environments 1680Carsten Pils, Maria Strimpakou, Ioanna Roussaki and Tom Pfeifer

Redirecting Communication in a Pervasive System 1688Elizabeth Papadopoulou, Howard Williams, Sarah McBurneyand Nick Taylor

Developing a Pervasive System for a Mobile Environment 1695M. Howard Williams, Nick K. Taylor, Ioanna Roussaki, Patrick Robertson,Babak Farshchian and Kevin Doolin

Integrating and Demonstrating Pervasiveness in a Scenario Driven Approach 1703Michael Angermann, Sarah McBurney, Christoph Kuhmuench,Fiona Mahon, Jelena Mitic, Patrick Robertson and John Whitmore

A Context-Aware e-Tourism Application Enabling Collaboration andKnowledge Exchange Among Tourists 1711

Federica Paganelli, Gabriele Bianchi and Valerio Melani


On the Benefit of Using Mobile Technologies in Business Processes 1721Sina Deibert and Franz Rothlauf

Advanced Web GIS-Based Services for Increasing Competitivenessof SMEs in the European Wine Industry 1729

Massimo Bertoncini

Mobile Applications to Enhance Mobile Services - Case Study of JavaMobile Client 1737

Heli Helaakoski and Alexander Smirnov

A Business Case for Pervasive Services 1745Robert Mullins

Large-Scale Interoperability, Integrating the Daidalos Project 1752Miguel Ponce de Leon, Frances Cleary, Marta Garcia Moreno,Ana Sobrino Jular, Antonio Romero Vicente, Mark Roddy, Paul Ryanand Czeslaw Jedrzejek

Agamemnon: A Multimedia Guide to Archaeological Sites on Mobile Phones 1760Matteo Villa, Massimo Ancona and Walter Cazzola

A Mobile Tourist Guide 1767Izaskun Mendia

An Approach in ERA Building - The Case of the Project ALIPRO 1775Bork Jerman-Blazic

Section 10. Digital Content

Section 10.1. Issues

Popular Culture as a Driver of Internet Use 1789Hakan Selg

User Oriented Business Models in Peer-to-Peer Services 1797Lars-Erik Eriksson, Olle Findahl andHakan Selg

The IPR Regime and the Open Source/Open Content Movement -An Alternative Stimulus for Creativity or on a Collision Course? 1804

Olle Findahl, Lars-Erik Eriksson, Hakan Selg and Roger Wallis


DRM Application in the eCHASE Project 1815Franco Barbuto, Lorenzo Blasi, Marco di Girolamo and Umberto Rovati

Electronic Program Guide in the Context of Multimodal and UbiquitousMultimedia Service Provisioning 1823

Kostas Tsagkaris, Aggelos Saatsakis, Petros Kokkinakis,Panagiotis Demestichas, Eduardo J. Bustos and Eduardo S. de la Fuente


Thieves or Customers? File-Sharing in the Digital World 1833Olle Findahl

On-Line Consumers - What Do They Share, Download and Stream? 1841Anders Edstrom-Frejman

Author Index 1849