Machine derived contents note: Section I -- Ontological Foundations -- Chapter 1 -- Overview of Semantic Technologies / Anne M. Cregan 1 -- Chapter II -- Aristotelian Ontologies and OWL Modeling / Marcus Spies and Christophe Roche 21 -- Chapter III -- Referent Tracking for Corporate Memories / Werner Ceusters and Barry Smith 34 -- Section II -- General Domain Ontologies for Business Interaction -- Chapter IV -- Ontology Design for Interaction in a Reasonable Enterprise / Aldo Gangemi and Valentina Presutti 48 -- Chapter V -- Grounding Business Interaction Models: Socio-Instrumental Pragmatism as Theoretical -- Foundation / Gran Goldkuhl and Mikael Lind 69 -- Chapter VI -- Towards a Meta-Model for Socio-Instrumental Pragmatism / Peter Rittgen 87 -- Chapter VII -- Towards Organizational Self-Awareness: An Initial Architecture and Ontology / -- Marielba Zacarias, Rodrigo Magalhaes, Artur Caetano, H. Sofia Pinto, and Jose Tribolet 101 -- Chapter VIII -- An Agent-Oriented Enterprise Model for Early Requirements Engineering / Ivan J. Jureta, -- Stephane Faulkner, and Manuel Kolp 122 -- Section III -- Specialized Domain Ontologies -- Chapter IX -- Toward an Ontology of ICT Management: Integration of Organizational Theories and ICT -- Core Constructs / Roy Gelbard and Abraham Carmeli 157 -- Chapter X -- KnowledgeEco: An Ontology of Organizational Memory / Hadas Weinberger Dov Te'eni, and -- A riel J F rank 172 -- Chapter XI -- An Ontology for Secure Socio-Technical Systems / Fabio Massacci, John Mylopoulos, and -- Nicola Zannone 188 -- Section IV -- Building Business Interaction Ontologies -- Chapter XII -- Linking Ontological Conceptions and Mapping Business Life Worlds / Paul Jackson and -- Ray W ebster 208 -- Chapter XIII -- Modeling Semantic Business Process Models / Agnes Koschmider andAndreas Oberweis 223 -- Section V -- Applying Ontologies in a Business Context -- Chapter XIV -- Ontologies for Model-Driven Business Transformation / Juhnyoung Lee 237 -- Chapter XV -- Ontology as Information System Support for Supply Chain Management / Charu Chandra 254 -- Chapter XVI -- Matching Dynamic Demands of Mobile Users with Dynamic Service Offers / -- Bernhard Holtkamp, Norbert Weifjenberg, Manfred Wojciechowski, and Riadiger Gartmann 278 -- Chapter XVII -- Knowledge Management Support for Enterprise Distributed Systems / Yun-Heh Chen-Burger -- and Yann is K a lfoglo u 2 94 -- Chapter XVIII -- Modeling Strategic Partnerships Using the E3value Ontology: A Field Study in the Banking -- Industry / Carol Kort and Jaap Gordijn 310 -- Chapter XIX -- Towards Adaptive Business Networks: Business Partner Management with Ontologies / -- Peter We 326 -- Section VI -- Ontology Management -- Chapter XX -- POVOO: Process Oriented Views on Ontologies Supporting Business Interaction / -- Eva Gahleitner and Wolfam W6 349 -- Chapter XXI -- Ontology-Based Partner Selection in Business Interaction / Jingshan Huang, Jiangbo Dang, -- and Michael N. Huhns 364 -- Chapter XXII -- A Language and Algorithm for Automatic Merging of Ontologies / Alma-Delia Cuevas-Rasgado -- and A do fo G uzm an-Arenas 381 -- A bout the C ontributors 405.

Greg records his sixth grade experiences in a middle school where he and his best friend, Rowley, undersized weaklings amid boys who need to shave twice daily, hope just to survive, but when Rowley grows more popular, Greg must take drastic measures to save their friendship.

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