Kolja Markwardt

According to our database, Kolja Markwardt authored at least 10 papers between 2005 and 2013.

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2013

Strukturierung petrinetzbasierter Multiagentenanwendungen am Beispiel verteilter Softwareentwicklungsprozesse.

Kolja Markwardt

PhD thesis, 2013

2010

Helper Agents as a Means of Structuring Multi-Agent Applications.

Kolja Markwardt, Daniel Moldt

Proceedings of the 17th German Workshop on Algorithms and Tools for Petri Nets, 2010

2009

A Process-Oriented Tool-Platform for Distributed Development.

Kolja Markwardt, Lawrence Cabac, Christine Reese

Proceedings of the Modelling, 2009

ImageNetDiff: Finding Differences in Models.

Lawrence Cabac, Kolja Markwardt, Jan Schlüter

Proceedings of the Modelling, 2009

Modeling the System Organization of Multi-Agent Systems in Early Design Stages with Coarse Design Diagrams.

Lawrence Cabac, Kolja Markwardt

Proceedings of the Modelling, 2009

2008

Proposal for Editing Workflows in a Distributed Software Development Environment.

Kolja Markwardt, Daniel Moldt, Jan Ortmann

Proceedings of the 15th German Workshop on Algorithms and Tools for Petri Nets, 2008

2007

Towards organization-oriented software engineering.

Matthias Wester-Ebbinghaus, Daniel Moldt, Christine Reese, Kolja Markwardt

Proceedings of the Software Engineering 2007, 2007

2006

Using Multi-Agent Systems for Change Management Processes in the Context of Distributed Software Development Processes.

Kolja Markwardt, Daniel Moldt, Sven Offermann, Christine Reese

Proceedings of the Technologies for Collaborative Business Process Management, 2006

Distributed Business Processes in Open Agent Environments.

Christine Reese, Kolja Markwardt, Sven Offermann, Daniel Moldt

Proceedings of the ICEIS 2006, 2006

2005

Fragmented Workflows Supported by an Agent Based Architecture.

Christine Reese, Jan Ortmann, Sven Offermann, Daniel Moldt, Kolja Markwardt, T. Carl

Proceedings of the Agent-Oriented Information Systems III, 2005