Re: [Sigia-l] What are the important AI topics?

From: dbedford_at_worldbank.org
Date: Fri Mar 10 2006 - 08:49:29 EST

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John,

I'll suggest a topic for discussion that relates to the work I'm doing right now
-- business process architectures and workflow management. This is a critical
component of an enterprise SOA. It assumes you have an enterprise scheme for
business processes, but needs to be integrated into an enterprise architecture
in a way that allows you to data drive your workflow. I've been reading some
of John Holland's work on genetic algorithms to see what applies to the 'data
driven' part as a start. It is a mix of architecture and AI.

Is anyone else working on these issues?

Best regards,
Denise

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