Peter Bernus

Dr. Peter Bernus is an Associate Professor at the School of Information and Communication Technology, Griffith University. With a background in engineering design and computer-integrated manufacturing, he has contributed to enterprise integration frameworks like GERAM (ISO 15704) and led international standards development for enterprise architecture. His work spans academia, industry, and defense, focusing on complexity management, situational awareness, and sustainable decision-making.

• Education:
  • PhD in Engineering Sciences (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1986)
  • Bachelor of Electronic Technology (Budapest University of Technology, 1974)
• Research Interests:
  • Enterprise Architecture and Modelling
  • Resilience, Agility, and Ilities in Systems
  • Artificial Intelligence and Situational Awareness
  • Human-Computer Interaction and Decision Making
  • Green Virtual Enterprises and Sustainable Development
• Funded Research:
  • Lead projects on agile command and control systems (QDSA, 2022-2024)
  • Contributed to modeling trust in autonomous systems (TAS DCRC, 2020-2023)
  • Developed decision support systems for enterprise architecture (internal grants)
  • Participated in European consortia like ECOLEAD and GLOBEMAN 21
• Teaching & Supervision:
  • Teaches Enterprise Architecture Frameworks and Information Systems
  • Supervises PhD candidates in areas like smart monitoring, biometric identification, and self-evolving systems
• Professional Roles:
  • Standards Australia representative to ISO/IEC/IEEE 42042
  • Co-Editor of International Handbooks on Information Systems (Springer)
  • Member of ISO TC184 SC5, IFAC Technical Committee on Integration