A society model for office information systems
作者： Cheng-Seen Ho , Yang-Chang Hong , Te-Son Kuo
DOI: 10.1145/6168.6170
关键词: Knowledge sources 、 Computer science 、 Set (abstract data type) 、 Information system 、 Existential quantification 、 Knowledge management 、 Process (engineering)
摘要: A society model, which characterizes the behavior and procedure of offices, is proposed. It our belief that an office system capable dealing with all real problems only through modeling internal can be developed. In this entities are viewed as agents. An agent modeled a microsociety interacting knowledge sources. Within microsociety, there exists microknowledge exchange system, provides set protocols coordination among those sources during their cooperative reasoning process. then various agents using to complete goals cooperatively. unified view allows offices in flexible general way.
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