A BPEL-based service-oriented dynamic collaborative mechanism for distributed product design

Hu, Yi; Zhou, Xionghui; Li, Congxing

doi:10.1007/s00170-010-2721-4

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“…That is why it is often described as a language for recursive composition. BPEL based dynamic collaboration mechanism for distributed product design is discussed in [15]. Many of the standards that will be discussed in this paper focus on SOA and service orchestration.…”

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Enhancing the Interactions in an Engineering Job Outsourcing Environment (B2B System) with Composite Web Services

Kirubakaran¹,

Ravindran²,

George³

2012

IJCA

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Interoperability among the various departments of an organization and the ancillary units has been geographically distributed and the coordination has become more complicated. Web-based services with service-oriented paradigm enable flexible and dynamic interoperation of autonomous software units. Service oriented architecture can be realized with web services as the low level building blocks and higher level services can be composed with the Business Process Execution Language. In this paper, effective interaction among the various departments of an organization and the ancillary units is studied and a solution based on composite web services is proposed. Intricacies involved, issues connected with this type of composition will be studied with reference to engineering job outsourcing environment. This study provides orchestration mechanism which leads to composition of new higher level abstract services.

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Enhancing the Interactions in an Engineering Job Outsourcing Environment (B2B System) with Composite Web Services

Kirubakaran¹,

Ravindran²,

George³

2012

IJCA

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“…Their study incorporated feedback and interdependent relationships among decision attributes and alternatives. Some other parameters studied, related to customers' demand fulfillment, are customer service [5,13,19,20], customers' requirement [7], customer loyalty [21,22], and customer satisfaction [12,23], knowledge and information sharing for better service [24]. Uzkurt [25] studied antecedents and consequences of customer participation in the service process and concluded that service firms could achieve better customer loyalty with timely fulfillment of demands.…”

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A decision support system for analysis of effects of timely fulfillment of customer demand in supply chain management practices

Kumar¹,

Singh²,

Singh³

et al. 2011

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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This paper is based on the data collected from a survey of 66 Indian textile-related organizations carried out to ascertain issues related to effects of timely fulfillment of customer demand in supply chain management (SCM) practices. Using the data collected, fuzzy set theory has been applied to reach a decision regarding effects of timely fulfillment of customer demand on an organization. Four multi-input single-output (MISO) Mamdani fuzzy inference systems have been proposed as an alternative approach to handle the various variables that are normally considered in such cases in Indian textile organizations. First three MISO systems consist of four inputs (decrease in production lead time, reduction in overall cycle time, improvement in quality, betterment in process integration), three inputs (decrease in production cost, increase in profits, increase in market share), and three inputs (decrease in internal conflicts, increase in customer satisfaction, betterment in buyer-supplier relations), respectively, and give out single output each, namely production effect, monetary effect, and relation effect, respectively. These three outputs are used as inputs to the fourth MISO system to give out single output, termed as final effect.

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Research on collaborative conceptual design based on distributed knowledge resource

Feng

2012

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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A BPEL-based service-oriented dynamic collaborative mechanism for distributed product design

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

Enhancing the Interactions in an Engineering Job Outsourcing Environment (B2B System) with Composite Web Services

Enhancing the Interactions in an Engineering Job Outsourcing Environment (B2B System) with Composite Web Services

A decision support system for analysis of effects of timely fulfillment of customer demand in supply chain management practices

Research on collaborative conceptual design based on distributed knowledge resource

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