Debenham, John - Faculty of Information Technology, University of Technology, Sydney

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Debenham, John - Faculty of Information Technology, University of Technology, Sydney

Managing e-Market Negotiation in Context with a Multiagent System
Merging Intelligent Agency and the Semantic Web John Debenham1
A Multi-Agent Architecture for Business Process Management Adapts to Unreliable
Information-Based Agency Carles Sierra
A Map of Trust Between Trading Partners John Debenham1 and Carles Sierra2
Validation of Two Distributed, Autonomous Self-Organisation Algorithms for 802.11 Mesh Networks by Simulation
An eNegotiation Framework John Debenham
Knowledge Decay in a Normalised Knowledge Base John Debenham
The LOGIC Negotiation Model Carles Sierra
Supporting Strategic Process John Debenham
Three Intelligent Architectures for Business Process Management John Debenham
A Rigorous Approach to Knowledge Base Maintenance John Debenham
Supporting the actors in an electronic market place John Debenham
A Logic of Knowledge Integrity John Debenham
Supporting knowledge-driven processes in a multiagent process management system
Why Use a Unified Knowledge Representation? John Debenham
Knowledge Base Maintenance through Knowledge Representation
Investigating the Evolution of Electronic Markets John Debenham and Simeon Simoff
Identifying Arbitrage Opportunities in e-Markets John Debenham
Designing a Curious Negotiator John Debenham and Simeon Simoff
EVALUATING EVOLUTIONARY MECHANISMS BY SIMULATION John Debenham
A Lesson for Software Engineering from Knowledge Engineering
Negotiating Intelligently John Debenham & Simeon Simoff
Information-based Deliberation Carles Sierra
Information-Based Reputation Carles Sierra1 and John Debenham2