Analysing Requirements for Virtual Business Alliances – The Case of SPIKE

Broser, Christian; Fritsch, Christoph; Gmelch, Oliver; Pernul, Günther; Schillinger, Rolf; Wiesbeck, Sandra

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11532-5_5

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“…This project involved eight distinct partners from Originating from extensive user requirements analysis to serve actual market needs and resulting in the documentation of a variety of user requirements and use cases [19], these use cases could be aggregated into three different application cases each supervised by a dedicated user partner of the SPIKE project:…”

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A Generic Architecture for User-Centric Portlet Integration

Gmelch

Pernul

2012

2012 IEEE 14th International Conference on Commerce and Enterprise Computing

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Abstract-Numerous attempts have been made towards achieving flexible integration of external applications into a coherent enterprise architecture. The topic of "networked enterprises" describes flexible organisations characterised by distributed teams of partner companies, humans, computer applications, autonomous robots, and devices collaborating with each other in order to achieve higher productivity and to cooperate in joint projects or produce joint products that would have been impossible to develop without the contributions of multiple collaborators. In this context, flexible and secure integration of external services that can be adjusted during runtime becomes of crucial importance in order to quickly respond to changing market needs. In this paper, an architecture for dynamic application integration in web-based portal systems is presented which focuses on the user as the centre of consideration. Following its presentation, the proposed architecture is validated as part of a large-scale prototype.

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“…Thus, the core of the platform builds on the following major functionalities as requested in the user requirements [19].…”

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confidence: 99%