Titlebook: Enterprise Interoperability; Second IFIP WG 5.8 I Raúl Poler,Marten Sinderen,Raquel Sanchis Conference proceedings 2009 IFIP International

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-98326-4d by a number of aspects peculiar to SOSE (.). In this paper we specifically discuss three service aspects: ., and .. We argue that SOSE methodologies provide better guidance on their application when service aspects are emphasized in associated process models. By highlighting the three service aspe

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The Discovery of the Weak Interaction,and process perspectives, and for mutually aligning these perspectives. Business value modeling and coordination process modeling both are necessary for a good e-business design, but these activities have different goals and use different concepts. Nevertheless, the resulting models should be consis

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Theoretical Physics on the Personal Computerion, operation, optimization and analysis of extended business processes with the objective of supporting the collaborative decision processes in the context of Resilient Multi-Plant Networks in the manufacturing sector.

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Erich W. Schmid,Gerhard Spitz,Wolfgang L?schtives or small changes in the extended enterprise configuration produce a necessary adjustment in its decision system. A DSS in this context must be flexible and agile to make suitable an easy and quickly adaptation to this new context. This paper proposes to extend the Hierarchical Production Plann

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SOP4EBPM: Generating Executable Business Services from Business Modelsion, operation, optimization and analysis of extended business processes with the objective of supporting the collaborative decision processes in the context of Resilient Multi-Plant Networks in the manufacturing sector.

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978-3-642-04749-7IFIP International Federation for Information Processing 2009

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Enterprise Interoperability978-3-642-04750-3Series ISSN 1865-1348 Series E-ISSN 1865-1356

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Barriers to Enterprise Interoperability understood. Within the scope of the Framework for Enterprise Interoperability (FEI) originally proposed by INTEROP NoE and now moved to ISO standardization process, this paper tentatively identifies and categorizes a set of interoperability barriers. Barriers to interoperability are defined as inco