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MoKi: A Collaborative Enterprise Modelling Tool

Introduction Enterprise modelling is the process of creating an enterprise model, that is a structured description representing the relevant aspects of an enterprise. Among the relevant aspects of an enterprise which are often modelled are the business processes, the business domain, skills required by the employees, business models endorsed by the enterprise etc. Building an enterprise model is not a trivial task and usually requires the collaboration of different actors. These different actors usually have different degrees of expertise on (i) the knowledge to be modelled, (ii) the ability of encoding such knowledge into formal computerprocessable statements, and (iii) the ability of integrating different aspects of an enterprise (e.g. processes, information) into a uniform and coherent vision. To support these different actors we foresee a system in which content can be represented at different degrees of formality. This will allow domain experts to create, review and modify models at a rather informal/human intelligible level, and knowledge engineers to check the quality of the formal definitions and their correspondence with the informal parts they intend to represent. Translation between different levels of formality should be as much automatised as possible, in order not to increase the overhead of human work. To support a coherent development and integration of the different components of the enterprise model we also foresee a tool in which all the relevant aspects of an enterprise can be modelled in a collaborative and cooperative manner, thus exploiting the synergy of “having to think the same thing out only once”. In this system demonstration we present MoKi (Modelling Wiki), a Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) based tool aiming at meeting the vision above described. MoKi is a collaborative tool that (i) supports access to the enterprise model at different levels of formality (informal, semi-formal and formal), (ii) supports integrated modelling of several aspects of an enterprise, and (iii) ensures a coherent development of the formal part. In the current implementation of MoKi we focus on an enterprise model describing the domain and the processes of an enterprise. The choice of these aspects was originally motivated by the EU-project APOSDLE.