An ontologically principled service-oriented architecture for managing distributed e-government nodes

Votis, Konstantinos; Alexakos, Christos; Vassiliadis, Bill; Likothanassis, Spiridon D.

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2006.03.006

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“…Domain ontology analysis is playing an increasingly important role in enabling semantic interoperability to a degree that in some cases it becomes the essential part of integration projects such as requirement specification [15]. Later in this paper we will argue that ontological analysis are the prerequisite for semantic interoperability design.…”

Section: E-service Integration Practicesmentioning

confidence: 98%

Semantic Web for E-Government Service Delivery Integration

Sanati

2008

Fifth International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations (Itng 2008)

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Repeatability is one of the most fundamental components of any methodology or framework in any engineering discipline. Many research projects attempting to formulate some modelling strategies as the new technologies and development techniques are being proposed in Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) domain. In absence of a documented best common practice of design and modelling techniques for e-service composition, it would be greatly beneficial to discover such common practices and describe the detail specifications of a repeatable methodology for eservice composition projects. This paper will discuss some proposed e-government integration models, and then it will introduce some e-service integration practices and classifications of e-service composition strategies. The main contribution of this paper is to propose detailed specifications of a repeatable methodology for e-service composition projects. This methodology called E-service Integration Methodology (E-SIM) is a repeatable process, clearly defining all the tasks and activities of its process to provide effective management control over all these tasks and activities. This paper also will use E-SIM to model a simplified e-service integration solution as a proof of concept.

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Section: E-service Integration Practicesmentioning

confidence: 98%

Semantic Web for E-Government Service Delivery Integration

Sanati

2008

Fifth International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations (Itng 2008)

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“…Distributed architecture using Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is widely used as integration method between e-government system based on Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) (Dutta, Devi, & Arora, 2017;Chaabane, Hadouaj, & Ghédira, 2015;Widodo, Istiyanto, Wardoyo, & Santoso, 2013;Votis, Alexakos, Vassiliadis, & Likothanassis, 2008). Paul (2015) uses Service Component Architecture (SCA) to create composite application for integration with other services using multiple languages, multiple container technologies, and multiple access methods.…”

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confidence: 99%

Hybrid Hierarchical Architecture for Integration and Interoperability of a One-Stop E-Government Portal

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Omar

Sulaiman

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The main function of a one-stop e-government portal is to provide single access point to various e-government services for its users. It needs an effective architecture for integration and interoperability between a one-stop e-government portal and related e-government services. However, due to heterogeneous e-government service platforms and bad e-government service organization, a one-stop e-government portal may fail to provide its main function effectively. This study proposes an architectural approach to improve integration and interoperability among one-stop e-government portal, e-government applications, and e-government services using a service component architecture. The evaluation shows that the proposed approach could be successfully implemented in a prototype of a one-stop e-government portal.

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“…K. Votis [18] proposed the service oriented architecture for distribution and administration of nodes. To meet continuous changing requirements C. Xie combined both structural and operational semantics for services [19].…”

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Adaptive Cooperation Between Multiple Devices Using Business Patterns in Cot

2017

IJAERD

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An ontologically principled service-oriented architecture for managing distributed e-government nodes

Cited by 30 publications

References 16 publications

Semantic Web for E-Government Service Delivery Integration

Semantic Web for E-Government Service Delivery Integration

Hybrid Hierarchical Architecture for Integration and Interoperability of a One-Stop E-Government Portal

Adaptive Cooperation Between Multiple Devices Using Business Patterns in Cot

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