CoopIS 2000 is the seventh conference in the series and the fifth conference organized by the International Foundation on Cooperative Information Systems (IFCIS). It replaces the former international workshops on Interoperability in Multidatabase systems (IMS) and the conference series on Cooperative Information Systems (CoopIS & ICICIS).

Workflow Modeling.- Formalizing (and Reasoning about) the Specifications of Workflows.- Advanced Workflow Patterns.- Extending UML with Workflow Modeling Capabilities.- Information Retrieval.- ConSearch: Using Hypertext Contexts as Web Search Boundaries.- Combining the Power of Searching and Querying.- Cooperative Indexing, Classification, and Evaluation in BoW.- Cooperative Databases.- Complex View Selection for Data Warehouse Self-Maintainability.- Integrating Snapshot Isolation into Transactional Federations.- An Evaluation of the Java-Based Approaches to Web Database Access.- Short Presentations.- A Framework for ASP-Marketplaces.- Exploring the Semantic Structure of Technical Document Collections: A Cooperative Systems Approach.- Organized Distributed Systems.- Managing Aging Data Using Persistent Views.- A Workflow System through Cooperating Agents for Control and Document Flow over the Internet.- Distributed View Expansion in Composable Mediators.- Information Services.- eResponder: Electronic Question Responder.- Efficient Matching for Web-Based Publish/Subscribe Systems.- A Software Retrieval Service Based on Knowledge-Driven Agents.- Workflow Execution.- Benchmarking and Configuration of Workflow Management Systems.- Workflow Modeling using Proclets.- Dealing with Logical Failures for Collaborating Workflows.- CSCW and Organizational Aspects.- A Negotiation Model for CSCW.- The Organizational Memory Information System PRINCE.- An Extensible Business Communication Language.- Mobile Cooperation.- Exploiting the Features of Asymmetry for Query Processing in a Mobile Computing Environment.- Data Lockers: Mobile-Agent Based Middleware for the Security and Availability of Roaming Users Data.- A Java Framework for Mobile Data Synchronization.- Multi Agents Systems.-Dynamic Pricing with Limited Competitor Information in a Multi-Agent Economy.- Multi-agent Cooperative Transactions for E-Commerce.- Cross-Organizational Transaction Support for Virtual Enterprises.

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