Mr Roger Tagg |
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| Position: | Senior Lecturer |
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| Division/Portfolio: | Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment | |
| School/Unit: | School of Computer and Information Science | |
| Campus: | City West Campus | |
| Office: | 27-29 North Tce | |
| Telephone: | +61 8 830 20413 | |
| Fax: | +61 8 830 29190 | |
| Email: | Roger_dot_Tagg_at_unisa_dot_edu_dot_au | |
| URL for Business Card: | http://people.unisa.edu.au/Roger.Tagg | |
Welcome! I'm Roger Tagg, Senior Lecturer in the School of Computer and Information Science. Please use the next paragraph as my definitive contact details.
My office is now at City West Campus (SM Building, 27-29 North Terrace), room SM1-31. My office phone is +61 8 8302 0413 and fax is +61 8 8302 9190. This semester (study period 5, 2009), I will normally only be at City West on Wednesday afternoons, PLUS EITHER Wednesday mornings OR Thursday afternoons (depending on various commitments). On Mondays (and Tuesday afternoons) I will be teaching at Mawson Lakes, based in room D3-10.
My current consultation hours, in the first half of 2009, are as follows: Mawson Lakes Mondays and Tuesdays 2-3 pm in D3-10; City West Wednesdays 4:30-5:30 pm.
I am semi-retired, therefore I only work 2.5 days a week. I will never be available on Tuesday or Thursday mornings, or Fridays. I will try to read my email on most days, but please be patient if I take a little longer than usual to reply to you.
This study period (August to November 2009), I am course coordinator for "Systems Design". I am also tutor for the Mawson Lakes workshop for "CIS Projects", and for external project students.
My research within the Information Systems Laboratory, on Knowledge Management in Work Support is continuing. As well as a common task-oriented "to-do" list for all a user's applications, and background agents to categorize incoming messages and documents, I am looking at mechanisms for recognizing categories from lexical strings in incoming messages and documents.
I am currently supervising one Honours Thesis and one Multimedia Project with Honours.
Last updated 7th August 2009
Workflow Management Course (for enrolled students)
Workflow Management Course (public web page)
Maintenance and Re-engineering course (for enrolled students)
Maintenance and Re-engineering course (public web page)
Systems Design course (for enrolled students only)
Systems Design course (public web page)
Teaching interests
- Software Engineering for Evolving Business Information Systems
- Workflow Management, Groupware and Document Management
I teach the following courses
| INFT 4013 | Workflow Management |
| INFS 3063 | Systems Design |
| INFS 3006 | Maintenance and Re-engineering |
Professional associations
Member of the British Computer Society
Chartered Engineer (UK)
Chartered Information Technology Professional (UK)
Qualifications
B.A. (Cambridge) in Mathematics
M.A. (Cambridge)
Research interests
- Personal Information Management in a Group Work Environment
- Task Integration - single "to do" list
- Workflow Management
- Context Recognition - from free text; also recognizing significant data like dates, locations, priorities and entity instances the user knows about.
- Relationship-oriented ontology; see Frolio website
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- To access files in my private literature bank (stuff not readily available on the web), you can do so with a password - please email me).
Research publications
Tagg, R.M., Gandhi, P. and Srinivasan Kumaar, R. (2009) Recognizing Work Priorities and Tasks in Incoming Messages through Personal Ontologies supplemented by Lexical Clues, Proc ECIS (European Conference on Information Systems), Verona, Italy
Tagg, R.M. and Beames, T.J. (2009) How can a Quantum Improvement in Personal and Group Information Management be Realized? Proc. ICEIS (Intl Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Milan, May
Gandhi, P and Tagg, R.M. (2009) Ontology-Based Email Categorization and Task Inference using a Lexicon-Enhanced Ontology, Proc. ICEIS (Intl Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Milan, May
Peters, G., Tagg, R,M. and Weber, R. (2008) An Application of Rough Set Concepts to Workflow Management, Proc 3rd Intl Conference on Rough Sets and Knowledge Technology (RSKT), Chengdu, China, May slides doc
Tagg, R,M. (2008), Is There a Role for Philosophy in Group Work Support? Proc. ICEIS (Intl Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Barcelona, June doc
Tagg, R,M., Lalwani, H. and Srinivasan Kumaar, R. (2008), Easing the Ontology Development and Maintenance Burden for Small Groups and Individuals, Proc. ICEIS (Intl Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Barcelona, June doc
Peters, G. and Tagg, R,M. (2007) Managing Incomplete Information in Petri Nets, Proc. Optima Conference, Puerto Montt, Chile, November doc
Tagg, R.M. (2007) Task Integration for Knowledge Workers, 4th Intl Workshop on Computer Supported Activity Coordination, part of ICEIS (see entry below) doc
Peters, G., and Tagg, R.M. (2007) Making Incomplete Information Visible in Workflow Systems, Proc. ICEIS (Intl Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Madeira, Portugal, May doc
Tagg, R.M. (2006) IT Support for Periods of Group Creativity in Virtual Enterprises, Proc 7th IFIP Conference on Virtual Enterprises, Helsinki, Finland, September, to appear doc
Tagg, R.M. (2006) Activity-Centric Collaboration with Many to Many Group Membership, CollECTeR Europe, Basel, Switzerland, June doc
Einig, M., Tagg, R.M. and Peters, G. (2006) Managing the Knowledge Needed to Support an Electronic Personal Assistant, Proc. ICEIS (Intl Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Paphos, Cyprus, May doc
Peters, G., and Tagg, R.M. (2006) Flexible Completion of Workflow Activities, Proc. ICEIS (Intl Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Paphos, Cyprus, May doc
Peters, G., and Tagg, R.M. (2005) Dimensions of Partial Completion of Activities in Workflow Management, ACIS 2005 (Australian Conference on Information Systems), Manly, NSW doc
Heucke, A., Peters, G. and Tagg, R.M. (2005) An Overview of Intelligent Software Agents, Entry 1598 in Encyclopaedia of Information Science and Technology, IDEA Group Reference doc
Bright, D., Tagg, R.M. and Quirchmayr, G. (2004) Supporting Collaborative Communication in a Multi-layer Meta-process Model for Evolutionary Shared Workflows, International Conference on E-Business, Beijing, December 2004 doc
Tagg, R.M. (2004) Requirements Engineering for Generic Process Aware Systems, Australian Workshop on Requirements Engineering, Adelaide, SA, December doc
Tagg, R.M., Milosevic, Z., Kulkarni, S. and Gibson, S. (2004) Supporting Contract Execution through Recommended Workflows, Dexa '04 Conference, Zaragoza, Spain doc
Tagg, R.M. (2004) Using IT in group work – the next generation, Slides presented at UniSA Public Lecture Series on Intelligent Technologies, July 2004 ppt
Tagg, R.M. (2004) Supporting Administration in Asynchronous Team Environments, University of Linz slide presentation, May 2004 ppt
Tagg, R.M. (2003) Can we expect a New Generation of Groupware? The FLINT Organisation Topic Meeting slide presentation, London, England ppt
Tagg, R.M. (2003) A New Look at the Dimensions of Flexibility in Workflow Management, invited paper, 5th EURO/Informs Joint International Meeting, Istanbul, Turkey. doc
Tagg, R.M. (2003) Software Agents to Support Administration in Asynchronous Team Environments ICEIS 2003 (5th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems), Angers, France doc
Tagg, R.M. and Narayana Murthy, M.K. (2002) Towards a system to improve administrative processes for front-line academic staff (short paper/poster) ADCS 2002 (Australian Document Computing Symposium), U of Sydney doc
Tagg, R.M. (2002), E-Contracts and Virtual Enterprises, Australian Computer Society South Australia Conference slide presentation, Adelaide ppt
Quirchmayr, G., Milosevic, Z., Tagg, R.M., Cole, J. and Kulkarni, S. (2002) Establishment of Virtual Enterprise Contracts, DEXA 02, Aix-en-Provence, France doc
Quirchmayr, G. and Tagg, R.M. (2002) An Architectural Concept for Knowledge Integration in Inter-Administration Computing 3rd International Workshop on Knowledge Management in e-Government, IFIP 2002 Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark doc
Tagg, R.M. and Quirchmayr, G. (2001) Towards a multi-layer model for evolution of shared workflows in a Virtual Enterprise IIWAS 2001 (3rd International Conference on Information Integration and Web Based Applications and Services), Linz, Austria doc
Tagg, R.M. (2001) Workflow in different styles of Virtual Enterprise ITVE 2001 (Workshop on Information Technology for Virtual Enterprises), Gold Coast, Queensland doc
Tagg, R.M. (1999) Workflow for Inter-Organisational Environments, in "Synergy Matters" (proceedings of the conference of the UK Systems Society), Lincoln, UK doc
Tagg, R.M. (1998) Components - Where is the Glue? Component-Oriented Software Engineering Workshop at ASWEC ’98 (Australian Software Engineering Conference), Adelaide doc
Tagg, R.M. and Lelatanavit, W. (1998) Using an active DBMS to implement a Workflow engine IDEAS '98 (International Data Engineering and Applications Symposium), University of Wales at Cardiff, UK doc
Tagg, R.M. (1998) Component based development and the role of Workflow CBISE ‘98 (CAiSE*98 workshop on Component Based Information Systems Engineering), Pisa, Italy doc
Tagg, R.M., Lelatanavit, W. and Reddy, S.S. (1997) Preliminary design of a lightweight workflow server ACIS '97 (Australasian Conference on Information Systems), University of South Australia doc
Tagg, R.M. and Freyberg, C.A. (1997) Designing distributed and cooperative information systems, Complete text book, ITP Computer Press, London, UK
Tagg, R.M. (1996) Unifying multiple approaches to cooperative information systems ACIS '96 (Australian Conference on Information Systems), Hobart, Tasmania doc
Tagg, R.M. (1996) Workflow support across organisational boundaries, NZ Conference on Information Systems, Palmerston North, New Zealand doc
A FEW UNPUBLISHED PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS MAY ALSO BE OF INTEREST
Tagg, R.M. (2006) Changing to an Activity Focus in Group and Personal Information Work, doc
Punekar, S. and Tagg, R.M. (2005) Ontology Based Add-In For Automatic Classification Of Incoming E-Mail, doc
Tagg, R.M. and Mahalingam, N. (2005) Improving Customer Service and Reducing Administrative Overload with Sender-assisted Message Categorization, doc
Tagg, R.M. (2005) Critical Success Factors for Achieving a Quantum Improvement in IT support for Individuals and Groups, doc
Tagg, R.M. (2004) Workflow - and other varieties of Process Management: a reflection of where to go next in workflow research and development, June 2004 doc
Tagg, R.M. (2004) Process Management - a New Agenda: with particular reference to Process Management across Enterprise Boundaries, University of Vienna slide presentation, May 2004 ppt
Tagg, R.M. (2004) IT Support for Work Management - not just Work Flow, UniSA School of CIS slide presentation, March 2004 ppt
Tagg, R.M. (2004) Supporting Inexperienced Teams, DSTC / Uni of Queensland slide presentation, March 2004 ppt
Tagg, R.M. (2003) Contrasting Applications of Process Management and Workflow, UniSA School of CIS Slide Presentation, 2003 ppt
Tagg, R.M. (2002), The Task of Design in Distributed, Cooperative and Inter-Enterprise Systems, doc
Tagg, R.M. (2002) Designing a system to improve administrative processes for front-line academic staff, UniSA School of CIS internal report doc
Tagg, R.M. (2001) Document-Oriented and Process-Oriented Views in Lightweight Workflow, doc
Tagg, R.M. and Skelly, L. (2000) Capturing Workflow Definitions from Process Owners – a multi-perspective approach, doc
Tagg, R.M. and Reddy, S.S. (1998) Suitable process models for end-user process improvement and workflow specification Massey University Department of Information Systems technical report 1/98, New Zealand doc
Tagg, R.M. (1996) Widening the Range of Criteria for Selecting an IS Methodology, doc
Expertise for Media Contact
I am able to provide media comment in the following areas of expertise:
Discipline: Information Systems/Information Technology
- Workflow and Business Process Improvement
- Re-engineering "legacy" computer systems
- Application of ontologies to support personal and small group work
- Relationship between philosophy and information work
Research Degree Supervisor
Available as supervisor for Masterates and Associate Supervisor for Doctorates on projects developing the use of computer assistance in personal (or small group) work management and business process improvement. Students must have a good basis in databases, software engineering and business computer applications, and know at least one programming language and one web scripting language.Change | Staff home page help
