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Criminal Dilemmas: Understanding and Preventing Crime
Katri K. Sieberg
Second Edition.
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Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-3-540-24009-9
ISBN electrónico
978-3-540-27762-0
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2005
Información sobre derechos de publicación
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005
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Alternative Sentencing
Katri K. Sieberg
Service processes are an important kind of cross-enterprise business processes. However, they show particular properties which require new approaches of design and modeling. Therefore, in this paper a method for designing and modeling service processes is developed. It is component-oriented and uses so-called perspective elements as granularity of the components. The service processes created by the method are both aligned to the customer requirements and efficient in their operation by the use of standardized components.
Pp. 1-33
Private Prisons
Katri K. Sieberg
Service processes are an important kind of cross-enterprise business processes. However, they show particular properties which require new approaches of design and modeling. Therefore, in this paper a method for designing and modeling service processes is developed. It is component-oriented and uses so-called perspective elements as granularity of the components. The service processes created by the method are both aligned to the customer requirements and efficient in their operation by the use of standardized components.
Pp. 35-47
Prostitution
Katri K. Sieberg
Service processes are an important kind of cross-enterprise business processes. However, they show particular properties which require new approaches of design and modeling. Therefore, in this paper a method for designing and modeling service processes is developed. It is component-oriented and uses so-called perspective elements as granularity of the components. The service processes created by the method are both aligned to the customer requirements and efficient in their operation by the use of standardized components.
Pp. 49-74
Drugs
Katri K. Sieberg
Service processes are an important kind of cross-enterprise business processes. However, they show particular properties which require new approaches of design and modeling. Therefore, in this paper a method for designing and modeling service processes is developed. It is component-oriented and uses so-called perspective elements as granularity of the components. The service processes created by the method are both aligned to the customer requirements and efficient in their operation by the use of standardized components.
Pp. 75-107
Gangs
Katri K. Sieberg
Service processes are an important kind of cross-enterprise business processes. However, they show particular properties which require new approaches of design and modeling. Therefore, in this paper a method for designing and modeling service processes is developed. It is component-oriented and uses so-called perspective elements as granularity of the components. The service processes created by the method are both aligned to the customer requirements and efficient in their operation by the use of standardized components.
Pp. 109-129
Gun Control
Katri K. Sieberg
Service processes are an important kind of cross-enterprise business processes. However, they show particular properties which require new approaches of design and modeling. Therefore, in this paper a method for designing and modeling service processes is developed. It is component-oriented and uses so-called perspective elements as granularity of the components. The service processes created by the method are both aligned to the customer requirements and efficient in their operation by the use of standardized components.
Pp. 131-169
Police
Katri K. Sieberg
Service processes are an important kind of cross-enterprise business processes. However, they show particular properties which require new approaches of design and modeling. Therefore, in this paper a method for designing and modeling service processes is developed. It is component-oriented and uses so-called perspective elements as granularity of the components. The service processes created by the method are both aligned to the customer requirements and efficient in their operation by the use of standardized components.
Pp. 171-180