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New Ways to Work 2000European Teleworkspecific objective of the Interdev project is to develop and to experiment an information system based on decentralizeddata input.A second specific objective is that the present project leads to the establishment of a much larger number ofparticipating organisations, equally committed in filling/using the database.The project will adapt an existing software to the specific needs of the proponents and to the classification of NRMinformation. Norms and procedures for the management of the information on a co-operative basis will be establishedjointly by all partners. The system will be tested while concentrating on three specific issues: low external inputfarming systems, food processing and quality control, urban and periurban agriculture. Newly developed technologiesthat could be incorporated into the information system will be assessed. Necessary studies will be undertaken for thefuture extension of the information service both in terms of the number of organisations participating and in terms ofthemes considered in the service.Project period: September 1999 – December 2000Contact:GRET Groupe de Recherche et d’EchangesTechnologiques211-213 rue La FayetteF-75010 Paris, FranceLuce RuaultTel.: +33-1-40 05 61 59Fax: +33-1-40 05 61 10Email: ruault@gret.orgISTforCE Intelligent Services and Tools for Concurrent Engineering IST ProgrammeThe project will develop a novel, user-centred services platform for concurrent engineering in building construction.The platform will a) allow multi-project participation, b) provide servers with task-oriented engineering and systemknowledge, c) provide information logistics and multi-project workflow support, d) provide services and tools for e-commerce, multi-media and e-signature, e) provide a framework to support legally binding work results and an audittrailer, f) can be connected to any server and virtual enterprise as long as these servers fulfil some specificationsdeveloped in the project, g) and will provide a language interoperability service. The services platform will also shieldthe user from the heterogeneity of the outside concurrent engineering world.The services are focused on the needs of the individual user. They provide him with task-oriented knowledge, allowhim to access knowledge (repositories) and engineering services available on the net and they provide the necessarye-commerce tools including e-payment, data security and e-signature. Data storage will be outsourced. Services forinteroperability support the user in attaching any kind of data and transform them into his individual unified dataformat. A personal workflow service allows him to interlink the workflow of the different projects and an informationlogistics component helps keep track of information flows. The project will combine engineering design with e-commerce and business engineering, improve collaborative working, enhance the human’s working capability, andstrengthen the role of SMEs on the global market.Project period: January 2000 – April 2002Contact:Obermeyer Planen+Beraten Planungsgesellschaft für Bau,Umwelt, Verkehr une Technische Ausrüstung GmbH;ABT. DATENVERARBEITUNGHansastrasse 40D-80686 München, GermanyIWOPRudolf JuliTel.: +49 89 5799 0Fax: +49 89 5799 495Email: rudolf.juli@opb.deBest Practice Pilot for the implantation of Integrated Internet BasedRemote Working Places for Virtual Teams developing their work atSMEsIST ProgrammeIWOP is a Best Practice Pilot for European Small and Medium sized Enterprises belonging to industrial sectors(such as metal-mechanics, wood/furniture, etc). IWOP deals with the implantation of the maturely implementedinformation technologies, oriented to solve communication problems originated at different departments in thecompany that usually works remotely (post-sales services, maintenance services, commercial delegations, etc). Thepilot will be carried out at 8 SMEs, from Germany, Spain and Bulgary, that have to meet the issue IWOP takes upwith by implementing teleworking and mobile working solutions. This pilot will be supported by three catalystcompanies from these 3 countries which will analyze SMEs' requirements on teleworking and mobile working,analyze existing IT solutions, choosing the solution that best fits the SME's requirements and co-ordinate theimplementation of the chosen solution.Project period: Subject to contractContact:Javier Aranceta- 176 -
New Ways to Work 2000European TeleworkCentro Tecnologico Ideko, A.I.E.P.I. Arriaga, 2, Apdo 80E-20860 Elgoibar (Gipuzkoa), SpainTel.: +34-943-748000Fax: +34-943-743804Email: jaranceta@ideko.esJEWEL Trial of an innovative iCRM Systems for distributed Sales IST ProgrammeOrganisations in the Jewellery IndustryJEWEL aims to adapt and validate a Customer Relationship Management system (CRM- system) for a distributednetwork of small and medium sized sales organisations within the jewellery industry. Based on an existing CRMprototype, the implementation strategy shall give special consideration to the integration of online technologies esp.the internet (iCRM approach). Opposed to a conventional CRM system, the system shall cover functionality toreplicate data between distributed CRM systems over the internet as well as to integrate a web front end with an e-shop and a web server for customer and supplier interaction.Project period: Subject to contractContact:CAS Software AGWilhelm Schickard Str. 10D-76131 Karlsruhe, GermanyMartin HubschneiderTel.: +49-721-9638 111Fax: +49-721-9638 299Email: Martin.hubschneider@cas.deLEAP Lightweight Extensible Agent Platform IST ProgrammeLEAP is addressing the need for open infrastructures and services which support dynamic, mobile enterprises. It willdevelop agent-based services supporting three requirements of a mobile enterprise workforce: Knowledgemanagement (anticipating individual knowledge requirements), decentralised work co-ordination (empoweringindividuals, co-ordinating and trading jobs), travel management (planning and co-ordinating individual travel needs).It will develop a reference Lightweight Extensible Agent Platform responding to the communication and cooperationneeds of mobile teams, based on standards and capable running on advanced phones or mobile devices.The project will comprise two phases: in the first Phase, a feasibility study of 12 months, the project will defineapplication requirements as well as reviewing current FIPA and WAP standards. The design of the LightweightExtensible Agent Platform will be based on the development of an innovative, scaleable and "operating systemagnostic" architecture for devices ranging from PDAs to phones to desktop systems. This architecture and a initialversion of the LEAP application will be integrated and deployed in lab trials. In Phase 2, the Mobile teammanagement applications will be deployed in the real world, in two Field Trials, over a one month time period, andcovering large geographical areas. The field trials will evaluate both the scientific and usability aspects of thetechnology, showing how the technology is adapted and adopted by users in a dynamic networked organisation in aubiquitous environment.Project period: January 2000 – July 2002Contact:Centre de Recherche Motorola ParisEspace Technique St. AubinF-91193 Gif sur Yvette, FranceBernard BurgTel.: +33-1-69 35 25 29Fax: +33-1-69 35 25 01Email: Bernard.Burg@crm.mot.comMARIFlow A Workflow Management System for Maritime Industry Esprit ProgrammeMARIFlow project aims to provide an architecture for automating and monitoring the flow of control and data overthe Internet among different organisations, thereby creating a platform necessary to describe higher order processesinvolving several organisations and companies.The higher order process is designed through a graphical user interface and mapped to the textual workflowdefinition language of the system called FlowDL. A process definition in FlowDL is executed through cooperatingagents that are automatically initialised at each site that the process executes. Agents handle the activities at their site,provide for coordination with other agents in the system by routing the documents in electronic form according to theprocess description, keeping track of process information, and providing for the security and authentication ofdocuments as well as comprehensive monitoring facilities.The architecture is general enough to be applied to any business practice where data flow and invocation of activitiesamong different industries and organisations follow a pattern that can be described through a process definition,however, the example applications are developed for maritime industry. The first prototype of the system isoperational.Project period: September 1999 – December 2000Contact:Dept. of Computer Eng.Asuman DogacTel.: +90-312-210 5598 or 210 2076- 177 -
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