Special Talk:

Business Modeling Drivers in e-society Formation: Value vs. Process 

by Professor Masao J. Matsumoto, University of Kyushu Sangyo, Japan 

4th of June, 2003, 15H00, Main Auditorium

Abstract

Among frequently argued issues in e-business modeling debate, modeling approach selection would be a vital. This talk focuses on what approaches should be applied into actual project, Value- or Process-centric. There are lot other contradictions found in modeling methodologies currently available for use, say, whether or not change business modeling methodology depending on enterprise lifecycle stages and sizes, i.e., start-up, glow-up, matured and shut-down for MSE or Large. Question raised whether the similar approach and methods could be applied to e-government project. This talk is based on come-ups from The e-society Formation Workshop conducted for eight years by IEICE and Japan Academia and Industries.  

CV

Masao J. Matsumoto, Ph.D., is CEO of Business and IT Co-Innovation Research Institute, Japan. He has been a professor at: Informatik X, Dortmund University, Germany, The Graduate School of Business Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Tokyo, and The Socio Informatics Faculty, Kyushu Sangyo University, Fukuoka, Japan. He organized the first-ever research thrust studying on Inter-networked Enterprise and Information Systems Modeling in 90’s at The Institute of Electro Informatics Communication Engineering, Japan’s leading Academia-Professional Society. He has written more than 100 journal papers and articles on Co-innovation of IT and Enterprise Business Modeling. He received The 1995 Best Quality Literature Award granted by Deming Committee. He has been a senior program committee member for International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems since 2001. Contact him at mjm@m.ieice.org.