Collaborative Process Definition Using An Ontology-Based Approach

Rajsiri, Vatcharaphun; Lorré, Jean-Pierre; Bénaben, Frédérick; Pingaud, Hervé

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-84837-2_21

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“…It is the most important part of our knowledge-based system because it deals with the binding of knowledge on collaboration into collaborative process. We use an ontology-based approach proposed in [5] as a means to accomplish this part. The Knowledge Base (KB) has been developed on the basis of such approach and allows the deduction of collaboration patterns.…”

Section: Collaboration Pattern Deduction Functionalitymentioning

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Prototype of an Ontology-Based Approach for Collaborative Process Specification

Rajsiri¹,

Lorré²,

Bénaben

et al. 2009

2009 International Conference on Interoperability for Enterprise Software and Applications China

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A collaborative network is an open and agile system that evolves and adapts itself regularly along its life cycle. A possible way toward the facilitation of creating networks is the interoperability. This paper presents an ontology-based approach for dealing with the business level of the MDE (Model-Driven Engineering) approach for the interoperability. We use ontologies and deduction rules to automate the specification of BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) collaborative processes for business networks. For such purpose, we propose to work at the higher abstraction level than the CIM for capturing knowledge on collaboration from business partners. We use the existing knowledge about business processes from the MIT Process Handbook for moving down to the CIM. A prototype has been developed in order to support this approach. The prototype is a kind of a computer-aided design tool that uses a knowledge base.

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Section: Collaboration Pattern Deduction Functionalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The CNO covers the features of collaborative network and process. This approach has been discussed into detail in [5]. Collaborative process modelling: This part includes also the extraction of knowledge and the representation of it in form of collaborative process conforming to the BPMN syntax.…”

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Prototype of an Ontology-Based Approach for Collaborative Process Specification

Rajsiri¹,

Lorré²,

Bénaben

et al. 2009

2009 International Conference on Interoperability for Enterprise Software and Applications China

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“…and to ensure the semantic alignment between the modelled collaborative situation and a process cartography based on the capacities of partners. To solve that semantic issue, some previous work did use the MIT Process Handbook, which provide matching between the concepts of "objectives" and "processes", as presented in (Rajsiri, 2008) and (Rajsiri, 2009). Some other current research works (Mu, 2011) aims at asking partners to complete semantic description of their competencies in order to ensure the semantic matching more specifically, without being focused on a specific vision of industrial domain (like the MIT Process Handbook).…”

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Semantic issues in model-driven management of information system interoperability

Bénaben

Boissel-Dallier

Pingaud

et al. 2013

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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The MISE Project (Mediation Information System Engineering) aims at providing collaborating organizations with a Mediation Information System (MIS) in charge of supporting interoperability of a collaborative network. MISE proposes an overall MIS design method according to a model--driven approach, based on model transformations. This MIS is in charge of managing (i) information, (ii) functions and (iii) processes among the information systems (IS) of partner organizations involved in the network. Semantic issues are accompanying this triple objective: How to deal with information reconciliation? How to ensure the matching between business functions and technical services? How to identify workflows among business processes? This article aims first, at presenting the MISE approach, second at defining the semantic gaps along the MISE approach and third at describing some past, current and future research works that deal with these issues. Finally and as a conclusion, the very "design-oriented" previous considerations are confronted with "run--time" requirements.

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“…Similar considerations for resources are found in the work of Lin, Harding, and Shahbaz (2004) intended to provide a manufacturing system engineering ontology for extended environments. Other ontological developments described in Tamma et al (2005) and Rajsiri et al (2008) reveal the importance of resources for collaboration. In these works, resources are understood to be the social use of objects in coordination and collaboration environments.…”

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Knowledge representation for product and processes development planning in collaborative environments

Solano

Rosado

Romero

2013

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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Efficiency in the management of integrated product and processes development is a basic requisite to guarantee competitiveness and success for manufacturing companies. This means that operational management of activities, and human and material resources is extremely important, especially in virtual OKP (One-of-aKind Production) systems, and must cover related aspects of their capabilities and social character as well as assignment criteria. In this context, and to facilitate collaborative resources management, an ontology focused on resources and capabilities is proposed in this work. This ontology supports the necessary knowledge for generic and collaborative process planning, providing a shared common semantic for all the members of the virtual company. This work differs from other proposed ontologies in the area of process planning in that the resources considered are all those elements that participate in the execution of the different activity types involved in this wide and complex process. The ontology directly covers the shared, social nature of the resources, the agentive behavior of many of them and a characterization of their capabilities, thus providing specific solutions to the needs of the Collaborative Integrated Development of Products, Processes and Resources (CIDP 2 R) process.

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Collaborative Process Definition Using An Ontology-Based Approach

Cited by 17 publications

References 8 publications

Prototype of an Ontology-Based Approach for Collaborative Process Specification

Prototype of an Ontology-Based Approach for Collaborative Process Specification

Semantic issues in model-driven management of information system interoperability

Knowledge representation for product and processes development planning in collaborative environments

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