G. Saake and T. Hartmann. Modelling Information Systems as Object Societies. In K. von Luck and H. Marburger, editors, Management and Processing of Complex Data Structures, Proc. 3rd Workshop on Information Systems and Artificial Intelligence, Hamburg, pages 157--180. Springer, Berlin, LNCS 777, 1994. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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G. Saake and T. Hartmann. Modelling Information Systems as Object Societies. In K. von Luck and H. Marburger, editors, Management and Processing of Complex Data Structures, Proc. 3rd Workshop on Information Systems and Artificial Intelligence, Hamburg, pages 157--180. Springer, Berlin, LNCS 777, 1994.
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G. Saake and T. Hartmann. Modelling Information Systems as Object Societies. In K. von Luck and H. Marburger, editors, Management and Processing of Complex Data Structures, Proc. 3rd Workshop on Information Systems and Artificial Intelligence, Hamburg, pages 157--180. Springer, Berlin, LNCS 777, 1994.
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