I-ESA 2016
The International Conference on Interoperability for Enterprise
Systems and Applications
Enterprise Interoperability in the digitized and networked Factory of
the Future
GUIMARÃES, Portugal
Pre-Conference:
29th March 2016 (Doctoral Symposium)
29th - 30st March 2016 (Workshops)
Conference:31st March -1stApril 2016
I-ESA 2016 invites proposals for workshops to be held in conjunction with the main conference. The topics of
the workshops are identical to those of the Conference but are more oriented on recent, ongoing research and
interoperability applications coming from project results or deployed in case studies. Workshops should provide
opportunities to promote the results of past or present European projects in order to facilitate the exploitation
of these results.
I-ESA 16 WORKSHOPS presentation
Workshop A1
Exploring solutions and business opportunities in Enterprise Interoperability: the Portuguese scenario–
in Portuguese language
Chair: Ricardo Machado
Agenda: 29th of March from 10:30 to 13:00
Room: Connection
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Workshop A2
Sustainable Practices to improve Interoperability in Manufacturing Engineering
Chair: Jose Machado
Agenda: 29th of March from 9:00 to 10:30
Room: Cooperation
The workshop is addressing the networked relationships between clients and suppliers which is
becoming a key organizational paradigm, as well as technical issues of data sharing and exchange,
system flexibility to improve productivity and competitiveness. The issue of interoperability within
an enterprise is no longer limited to the interoperability between silos of systems within single
companies, but has become one of interoperability throughout a value chain.
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Workshop A4
Corporate Standardisation Management
Chair: Kai Jakobs
Agenda: 30th of March from 14:00 to 18:00
Room: Ability
The workshop aims to address aspects relating to managerial issues of corporate standardisation as
well as at standards management in the public sector. This includes aspects like organisational and
reporting structures, education and training, cross- departmental information flows, etc. The main
goal is to contribute to the identification of best ‐practices in organisational management of
standardisation
- “Standards Management for the Twenty-First Century Architectural Deficiencies and Management
Opportunities”, Michael B. Spring
- “ISO Harvesting and Conservation Standards – Agricultural Mowers and Balers – A success story”,
Keith J Hawken
- “Stakeholder Management in Standardisation – A Framework for Analysis of Coordination
Mechanisms based on Resource Dependencies”, Dian Balta
- “The Shape of Standardisation in the eGovernment Research Landscape”, Dian Balta
- “Addressing the EU Cross-Border eHealth Challenge by Leveraging Interoperability”, L. K. Mano
& J. Wehnert
- “Managing Perception, Legitimacy, and Trust in Security Standardization”, Liqun Chen, Dirk
Kuhlmann, Chris Mitchell
- “Subsidiary Strategy and Importance of Standards: Re-interpreting the integration-responsiveness
framework”, Jo-Ann Müller
Workshop B1
Intelligent Systems Configuration Services for Flexible Dynamic Global Production Networks
Chair: Keith Popplewell
Agenda: 29th of March from 9:00 to 13:00
Room: Interaction
The workshop aims to disseminate results from the FLEXINET FP7 Factories of the Future project.
This project emanated from the enterprise interoperability and collaborative manufacturing
communities, and addresses issues relating to the initial configuration of global production networks
to deliver product-services, as well as their subsequent re-configuration in response to changing
markets, new technologies, and challenges posed by risk and uncertainty in collaborative networks.
The workshop will be a showcase of the overall project results as well as specific technical advances.
- “The FLEXINET Platform: Supporting the Flexible Development of New Ideas for Effective
Business and Production Solutions", R. Young
- “Exploiting Reference Ontologies as a Basis for Interoperability”, C. Palmer, E Urwin, R. Young.
- “Integration of Risk and Interoperability into Integrated Management Systems”, Frank-Walter Jaekel,
Gering, Patrick, Nicolaus Wintrich, Dobrila Petrovic, Ali Niknejad
- “A knowledge-based approach to manage the Product-Service Ideation and Design processes”,
Marilungo, E. Coscia, Quaglia
- “Software Supported Risk Management for the Global Production Networks Configuration'”, Ali
Niknejad, Keith Popplewell, Dobrila Petrovic
Workshop B2
Intelligent Transport Systems
Chair: Ruben Costa
Agenda: 29th of March from 14:00 to 18:00
Room: Interaction
This workshop will elaborate on barriers and limitations of transportation system to exploit big data
opportunities and present the on-going projects/initiatives in the domain of Intelligent Transport
Systems, contributing to enhancing big data and open data on transport. We will address issues that
range from technical to institutional areas. Many transportation agencies and authorities, transport
industries, etc. may not consider the investment in collecting and analysing big data profitable,
worrying also about the associated costs and risks of data collection and sharing.
- “Proactive Charging Schemes for Freight Transport: Dynamic Toll Discounts as a Tool to Reduce
the National Roads Traffic”, André Ramos, Alexandra Rodrigues, Sónia Machado, Filipa Antunes, Pedro
Ventura, Tiago Garcia, AthinaTsirimpa, Amalia Polydoropoulou
- “Proactive recommendations for Intelligent Mobility - An approach based on real-time big data
processing”, Paulo Figueiras, Ruben Costa, Luka Bradesko, Nenad Stojanovic, Panagiotis Georgakis,
Efthimios Bothos, Babis Magoutas, Akrivi Kioussi
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Workshop B3
Cloud Collaborative Manufacturing Networks
Chair: Raul Poler
Agenda: 30th of March from 9:00 to 13:00
Room: Interaction
The objective of this workshop is to present the results of research performed in the Cloud
Collaborative Manufacturing Networks (C2NET), a Horizon 2020 European project and to compare
with research performed in related H2020 projects, in academia and in industry. Topics include
Cloud-enabled tools for Supply Chains Collaboration, and for Optimization of Collaborative
Planning as well as Cloud Platforms for Networked Enterprises and Cloud Data Collection from
real-world resources and from virtualisation of resources.
- “Supply Network Collaboration: C2NET Pilots needs and validation scenarios”, Eduardo Saiz, Leila
Saari, Carlos Agostinho and Joseba Arana
- “Towards a cloud-based platform for enabling supply chain collaboration”, Raúl Peña-Ortiz, Borja
Ramis-Ferrer, Emili Miedes, Angelica Nieto, Rubén de Juan-Marín, José L. Martínez -Lastra
- “A Framework for Modern Industry Data Collection”, Carlos Agostinho, Jean-Pierre Lorré, Sudeep
Ghimire, Joaquim Pereira, Yazid Benazzouz
- “Optimization Algorithms for Collaborative Manufacturing and Logistics Processes”, Beatriz
Andres, Leila Saari, Matthieu Lauras and Fernando Eizaguirre
- “C2NET Project: Tools for agile collaboration”, Frédérick Bénaben, Zheng Jiang, Tiexin Wang, Jacques
Lamothe, Carlos Agostinho, Sudeep Ghimire, Raquel Melo, Yazid Benazzouz, Jean-Pierre Lorré
Workshop B4
Sensing Enterprise: Opportunities and Barriers
Chair: Carlos Agostinho
Agenda: 30th of March from 14:00 to 18:00
Room: Interaction
With the technology available in the domain of the Internet of Things (IoT), enterprises appear in
direct need of innovative ideas to adapt, to remain competitive, or sometimes to survive in the digital
area. The objective of the workshop is threefold: To demonstrate the progress in research and
development in different projects addressing the Sensing Enterprise concept or the broader Digital
Enterprise aspects, e.g. OSMOSE, Proasense, Interact, and Future Enterprise. To analyse the
barriers and limitations of the sensing enterprise in industry, and To promote scientific and technical
collaboration between on-going projects in this field.
- “Digital Business Innovation Perspectives for the Sensing Enterprise”, Iosif Alvertis, Panagiotis
Kokkinakos, Fenareti Lampathaki, Sotiris Koussouris, Gianluigi Viscusi, Christopher Tucci
- “Concept of the formal model driven Internet-of-Things platform”, Milan Zdravković, Nikola
Vitković, Miroslav Trajanović, Ricardo-Jardim Goncalves
- “Towards the Internet-of-Things platform for orthopaedics surgery – the smart external fixation
device case studies”, Milan Zdravković, Nikola Korunović, Nikola Vitković, Miroslav Trajanović, Jelena
Milovanović, Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves, Joao Sarraipa
- “The Sensing Liquid Enterprise applied to Flight Simulator business – case study”, Michele Sesana,
Roberto Sanguini , Carlos Agostinho, Stefano Genolini, Domenico Cangelli, Guglielmo Monguzzi, Sergio
Gusmeroli
- “Big Data in ProaSense”, NenadStojanovic
- “Industry 4.0 IoT Architecture”, Filipe Cabral Pinto, Fernando Santiago, Isabel Borges
- “IoT-enabled Customer Experience in Retail Fashion Stores: Opportunities & Challenges”,
Matthias Hauser, Cleopatra Bardaki
Workshop C1
New Approaches to Product Service Systems
Chairs: Sergio Gusmeroli, Amir Pirayesh
Agenda: 29th of March from 14:00 to 18:00
Room: Cooperation
The workshop will present new concepts, methods and IT tools to support Product-Service System
(PSS) in order to produce sustainable product-service solutions and to reduce the time-to-market. In
addition, the workshop aims to discuss how to define and set-up a sound methodological framework
for PSS including the definition of a service strategy and description of innovative PSS business
models.
-“Enterprise Modelling Techniques and symbiotic PSS development”, Amir Pirayesh, Guy
Doumeingts,
-“Toward a PSS lifecycle management systems: considerations and architectural impacts”, Mariangela
Lazoi, Giuditta Pezzotta, Fabiana Pirola, Antonio Margarito
-“Feedback Mechanisms Across the Lifecycle for Customer-driven Optimisation of Innovative
Product-Service Design”, Karl A. Hribernik, Johannes Lützenberger and Klaus-Dieter Thoben
-“Exploring the Symbiotic Cooperation of Knowledge and Sentiment in Product-Service Design”,
Fenareti Lampathaki, Stefan Wiesner
Workshop C2
Big Data Interoperability for Enterprises
Chairs: Marten van Sinderen, Marie Iacob
Agenda: 29th of March from 14:00 to 18:00
Room: Ability
Big data provides the underpinning of context-awareness and business intelligence, allowing ‘smart’
decision-making which takes historical patterns, current situations, and future trends into account.
The workshop aims to address the use of big data in enterprise organizations and enterprise
networks, while addressing the problem of data interoperability and data integration.
- “FAIR Data Points Supporting Big Data Interoperability”, Luiz Olavo Bonino Da Silva Santos
- “The Internet of Data for Organizations”, WoutHofman
- “A Big Data Wrangling Approach for Machine and Sensor Data in Manufacturing”, Francisco
Sanchez Sid, Jose Ramon Navarro Cerdan, Raul Hussein Galindo
- “Product Service Design Structure Matrix: A method to synchronize developing processes”, Mike
Freitag, Martin Zelm
- “A Benchmark for Predicting Turnaround Time for Trucks at a Container Terminal”, Sjoerd van der
Spoel, Chintan Amrit, Jos van Hillegersberg
- “Domain Driven Prediction Instrument Development for Complex Systems”, Sjoerd van der Spoel,
Chintan Amrit, Jos van Hillegersberg
- “Achieving Big Data Interoperability in Disease Surveillance”, João L.R. Moreira, Marten van Sinderen
- “Big Data Challenges for Efficient Logistic Planning”, Prince Singh, M. van Sinderen, R. Wieringa
- “Benefits of Multi-Level Modelling in Ecosystem Interoperability”, Georg Grossmann, Muzaffar
Igamberdiev, Markus Stumptner
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Workshop C3
Interoperability in Crisis Management and Homeland Security
Chairs: Frederick Benaben, Sergio Gusmeroli
Agenda: 30th of March from 9:00 to 13:00
Room: Cooperation
The workshop aims at applying crisis management and homeland security in a specific context
where expectations about collaboration and interoperability are drastically exacerbated. Critical
consequences on the one hand increase time constraints and obligation of acting, whereas on the
other hand, they imply to imagine specific collaborative approaches together between specific
domains and specific actors. The workshop will present and discuss these two aspects.
- “Real-time Monitoring for an Humanitarian Logistic Network : The American IFRC study case”,
Laura Laguna, Matthieu Lauras, Tina Comes
- “Resilience Management in Urban Transport System – the RESOLUTE project”, Antonio
Candelieri, Ilaria Giordani, Francesco Archetti
- “Profiling Approach for the Interoperability of Command & Control Systems with Sensing Systems
in Emergency Management: an applicable scenario”, Marco Di Ciano, Agostino Palmitessa, Marianna
Cavone, Pierluigi Loiacono, Ivana Caputo, Angelantonia Bufi
- “A Method for Critical Infrastructures Resilience Engineering: The MAIIEUTIC project”, V.
Chapurlat, N. Daclin, A. Bony-Dandrieux, J. Tixier, F. Benaben, D. Kamissoko, N. Salatge and E. Guigou
- “Automating the Development and Implementation of Interoperability Profiles”, Mert Gencturk,
Matteo Redaelli, Yildiray Kabak, Gokce Banu Laleci Erturkmen, Raul Arisi, Lorenzo Toscano
Workshop C4
Resilient Production Networks
Chair: Keith Popplewell
Agenda: 30th of March from 14:00 to 18:00
Room: Cooperation
This workshop aims to enable interchange of ideas, problems and research results between member
projects of the Resilient Production Networks Cluster (RPNC), and other participants with and
interest in this area of research and application. The RPNC is a cluster of FP7 and H2020 Factories
of the Future projects, who share interest and activities related to management and support of
production networks where resilience in response to rapid change, uncertainty and risk are a major
factor in business strategy, network configuration and operations management.
- “Interoperability between Cyber Physical and Management Systems using CREMA Middleware in
the Manufacturing Domain”, Gurbaksh Bhullar
- “Knowledge-based Production Planning Support for Manufacturing Change Management”,
Benjamin Gernhardt
- “Framework of Robustness”, Nicole Stricker, Gisela Lanza
-“Bringing Cloud-based Rapid Elastic Manufacturing to Reality with CREMA”, Stefan Schulte,
Michael Borkowski, Matthias Klusch, Aitor Murguzur, Philipp Waibel
- “Role and relevance of a resilient production networks cluster”, Keith Popplewell