Advanced Collaborative Business Ict Infrastructures

Rabelo, Ricardo J.

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-79424-2_14

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“…CAD, PDM, PLM, ERP, SCM, CRM) from all the product lifecycle stakeholders (GVE partners) to build a common database (e.g. knowledge repository): the GVBE collaborative ICT business infrastructure [15] -with the entire product historical information for data-mining it to forecast possible after-sales services and end-of-life product operations that will also launch the creation of different types of GVEs [17].…”

Section: Fig 3 Efficient-centralised and Responsive Decentralised Revmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reverse – Green Virtual Enterprises and Their Breeding Environments: Closed-Loop Networks

Romero

Molina

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. Green Virtual Enterprise Breeding Environments and their ReverseGreen Virtual Enterprises, as dynamic reverse supply networks, represent a promising paradigm to face the reverse logistics and end-of-life manufacturing challenges towards closed-loop industrial processes, closed-loop supply networks and sustainable industrial development models. This paper explores different collaborative product recovery business opportunities and strategies for capturing current missed value at the end-of-lifecycle with new activities, relationships and network configurations, put forward based on the disciplines of Industrial Ecology, Collaborative Networks and Lifecycle Management.

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Section: Fig 3 Efficient-centralised and Responsive Decentralised Revmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reverse – Green Virtual Enterprises and Their Breeding Environments: Closed-Loop Networks

Romero

Molina

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…Here, inspiration ideas have been retrieved from Multi-agent Systems (MAS), through the existing interaction between distinct Software Agents. [10].…”

Section: Baseline Concepts and Definitions -Web Services In Particulamentioning

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Pro-Active Asset Entities in Collaborative Networks

Cardoso

Camarinha-Matos

2010

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. In a Collaborative Network (CN) scenario it would be desirable that CN members could be able to start collaboration within their Virtual Organization Breeding Environments or Professional Virtual Communities in a short time-frame, whenever a new Business Opportunity appears.As a contribution towards such dynamic scenario, this paper proposes the concepts of Assets Entity, Pro-Active Assets Entity and Integrated Market of Pro-Active Assets Entities. The first concept can be used to model attributes and all functional and intelligent content elements a CN member can provide (its Assets). The second is responsible for the representation and promotion of an Assets Entity. The later offers an adaptation of the market place concept where each Pro-Active Assets Entity registers itself, brokers post their needs and try to find the best providers, through a bidding and negotiation process.

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“…From the ICT perspective, such requirements have demanded more advanced infrastructures [2]. A number of prominent ICT approaches have been proposed in this sense.…”

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“…This seems particularly relevant as CN members are mostly composed of MSMEs 1 , without many conditions to maintain IT infrastructures and costly staff. In this sense, CN members could be both clients and service providers [2]. This is the underlying motivation of this paper.…”

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“…logistics operators and software providers) have the potential to enlarge their collaboration via an interoperable and transparent collaboration "cloud". Several works have been developed having this future CN scenario in mind, such as virtual machining [5], knowledge search and sharing over CN's information repositories [6], virtual shop-floor [7] and CN ICT infrastructures [2]. This paper intends to contribute within this wider collaborative scenario seeing services under the Utility paradigm point of view, proposing a supporting model for software services discovery when partners share their services.…”

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Supporting Software Services Discovery and Sharing in Collaborative Networks

Perin-Souza

Rabelo

2010

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. Collaborative Networks (CN) realization fundamentally relies on the need of collaboration among involved partners. CN members who have SOAbased solutions keep the involved web-services at their local silos. This means that the CN potential in terms collaboration could be enlarged and reinforced if such silos could be opened up and shared among CN members, so decreasing development and hosting costs. This is particularly relevant as CN members are mostly composed of small companies. This paper presents a result of an exploratory research, proposing a model for dynamic service discovery based on Software-as-a-Service business model, which considers not only services' functional requirements, but also the requested QoS and business processes' context. A prototype has been developed to show the concepts. A preliminary assessment from the ICT and CN perspectives is given in the end.

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Advanced Collaborative Business Ict Infrastructures

Cited by 33 publications

References 15 publications

Reverse – Green Virtual Enterprises and Their Breeding Environments: Closed-Loop Networks

Reverse – Green Virtual Enterprises and Their Breeding Environments: Closed-Loop Networks

Pro-Active Asset Entities in Collaborative Networks

Supporting Software Services Discovery and Sharing in Collaborative Networks

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