Research stakeholders identification using an mobile agent's framework

Scientific stakeholders identifications using mobile agents.Tool for improving HR efficiency.Most influential (cited) researcher detection using a relationship graph.Distributed frameworks on top of JADE.Inference rules used in the process. In the business process of reengineering, one of the main problems consists in the organizational reintegration of the employee. New instruments for the automatic identification of stakeholders among existing staff evaluation are needed. It is difficult to identify a stakeholder, especially if we refer to science stakeholders, and the proper evaluation of a researcher's value and position at international level is needed. There are large contradictions concerning the validity of various types of indexing services and other techniques used to classify the researchers. This paper proposes the use of corporate Human Resource Management (HRM) specific instruments when it comes to the researcher as informational stakeholder identification. The main idea behind the method is to use some form of information retrieval techniques over a set of research papers which contain, mostly, the same key words and to extract the hierarchy of the researchers involved/referenced over that set. A distributed approach was used due to its inherent scalability. The use of an inference engine was also deemed necessary due to the complexity of the problem. The system may be used in the automatic assessment of research performance in public or private institutions. It can be easily modified to support complex sets of rules depending on each user's needs in personnel evaluation. The main research field of this papers concerns distributed artificial intelligence.