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Georg Grossmann, Motoshi Saeki:
Tenth Asia-Pacific Conference on Conceptual Modelling, APCCM 2014, Auckland, New Zealand, January 2014. CRPIT 154, Australian Computer Society 2014, ISBN 978-1-921770-36-4
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Koichiro Ochimizu:
The Role of Software Models in Developing New Software Systems; A Case Study in Project Management. 11-18
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Johannes Schoenboeck, Angelika Kusel, Juergen Etzlstorfer, Elisabeth Kapsammer, Wieland Schwinger, Manuel Wimmer, Martin Wischenbart:
CARE - A Constraint-Based Approach for Re-Establishing Conformance-Relationships. 19-28
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Christoph G. Schütz, Michael Schrefl:
Variability in Artifact-Centric Process Modeling: The Hetero-Homogeneous Approach. 29-38
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Shamila Mafazi, Wolfgang Mayer, Markus Stumptner:
Conflict Resolution for On-the-fly Change Propagation in Business Processes. 39-48
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Ben Rogers, Brian Henderson-Sellers:
Applying a Test for Atomicity of Method Fragments. 49-54
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Aditya Ghose, Metta Santiputri, Ayu Saraswati, Hoa Khanh Dam:
Data-driven Requirements Modeling: Some Initial Results with i. 55-64
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Takako Nakatani, Toshihiko Tsumaki:
Predicting Requirements Changes by Focusing on the Social Relations. 65-70
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Van Bao Tran Le, Sebastian Link, Flavio Ferrarotti:
SQL-Sampler: A Tool to Visualize and Consolidate Domain Semantics by Perfect SQL Sample Data. 71-80
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Cui Jian, Hui Shi:
A Conceptual Model for Human-Robot Collaborative Spatial Navigation. 81-90

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