 and semantics modeling, a set of service and migration-based Content Objects in XML format are fed to the CMS engine SO that it may appropriately generate the required electronic forms to be used by end-users in order to insert the primary information assets. Each of these objects is based on e-GIF policies and standards (http://www.govtalk.gov.uk) [18] describing specific attributes that define Service Delivery Platforms migration-based procedures, directives, structures, civil status documents, and best practices. The ImmigrationPolicy2.0 SOA Environment and BPM Tools: An SOA infra- structure (e.g., application servers, Web services containers) has been established to enable integration of diverse data (i.e., access to data sources and repositories) and business logic (i.e., policy development services) in the scope of complex distributed workflows for policy modeling, decision support, and migration policy harmoniza- tion. In the scope of ImmigrationPolicy2.0 SOA environment, standards-based BPM tools (utilizing the BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) and/or BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) standards are used in order to enable modeling, composition, and deployment of service workflows. The ImmigrationPolicy2.0 Decision Support and Business Intelligence System: On top of the ImmigrationPolicy2.0 knowledge base, the ImmigrationPolicy2.0 pro- vides tools and applications for "Immigration Intelligence." In particular, a properly designed Decision Support System (DSS) is provided to facilitate decision makers in compiling useful information from primary raw data, documents, national and EU knowledge, and migration models to identify, solve problems, and reach decisions. The DSS system and accompanying rules and tools are applicable to both-local/ regional and EU/transnational level policies based on different runtime parameters and deployment configurations. The DSS system capitalizes on the BPM tools. The ImmigrationPolicy2.0 Governmental/Policy Modeling Toolkit: The platform also offers a Govern