A cloud architecture for dynamic virtual organisations in transport logistics

Karakostas, Bill

doi:10.1504/ijnvo.2013.059682

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“…For this statistical study, employees from different departments of different companies were answered on questionnaires, the questions focused on the economic and environmental benefits of adopting CC, and the responses were evaluated on the scale Likert basis of five points. Karakostas (2013) proposed a cloud-based data sharing architecture for dynamic virtual organisations in the domain of transport logistics; this architecture ensured that transport chain data are always available on demand to those that require them, while minimising unnecessary exposure of data and thus security risks.…”

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Towards a cloud computing in the service of green logistics

Benotmane

Belalem

Neki³

2018

IJLSM

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The development of cloud computing solutions for logistics offers new benefits to companies, such as access to resources on demand, elasticity and usage billing. In this paper, we propose a multi-agent system based on a cloud computing platform called system agent cloud logistics (SACL), which aims to measure the economic, environmental and social performances of a logistic process and to help a company to make the right decision. For achieving this goal, our proposed system integrates: cloud computing technology, web services techniques, multi-agent approach, and simulation model. As a scenario, we've chosen the case of a virtual pharmaceutical wholesaler, and we have formulated the problem for command preparation process. The results show that our proposed system helps the decision maker to estimate the economic, environmental and social costs of a logistic process and to know the impact of a new strategic solution and its cost before retaining it.

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Towards a cloud computing in the service of green logistics

Benotmane

Belalem

Neki³

2018

IJLSM

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“…Another need for VO is dynamic composition and decomposition. In work (Karakostas, 2014), the authors present cloud architecture for dynamic VOs in transport logistics. Their work proposes a cloud-based data sharing architecture for dynamic VOs in the domain of transport logistics.…”

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Unified enterprise modelling language-based interoperability for collaborative access control framework in critical infrastructures

Baïna

Benali

Bellafkih

et al. 2020

IJNVO

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Due to physical and logical vulnerabilities, a critical infrastructure (CI) can encounter failures of various degrees of severity, and since there are many interdependencies between CIs, simple failures can have dramatic consequences on the whole infrastructure. In this paper, we mainly focus on malicious threats that might affect the communication and information systems (the critical information infrastructure, or CII) dedicated to critical infrastructures. We define a new collaborative access control framework called PolyOrBAC, to address the security problems that are specific of CIIs. This approach offers each organisation taking part in the CII the capacity of collaborating with the other ones, while maintaining a control on its resources and on its internal security policy. The approach is demonstrated on a practical scenario, based on real emergency actions in an electric power grid infrastructure.

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Virtual resource provision based on elastic reservation in cloud computing

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IJNVO

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A cloud architecture for dynamic virtual organisations in transport logistics

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Towards a cloud computing in the service of green logistics

Towards a cloud computing in the service of green logistics

Unified enterprise modelling language-based interoperability for collaborative access control framework in critical infrastructures

Virtual resource provision based on elastic reservation in cloud computing

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