Extending the business engineering framework for application integration purposes

Schelp, Joachim; Schwinn, Alexander

doi:10.1145/1066677.1066977

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“…Obviously, SOA involves a change in information systems approach as in Table 1 that shows the key differences between SOA and information systems. (Russel et al, 2006) Tight coupling (Sutherland & Heuvel, 2002) Services (Erl, 2005) Processes (Middleton, 2007) No redundancy (Schelp & Schwinn, 2005) Redundancy (El Ouedghiri, 2007) Ease of integration (Josuttis, 2007) Complex integration (Giachetti, 2004) Agile methodology (Bloomberg, 2003) Traditional methodology (Barry & Lang, 2003) Source: (developed for this study)…”

Section: Distinctive Service-oriented Architecture Initiativesmentioning

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“…Moreover, organisations that have implemented a vast numbers of information systems across organisations tend to produce redundant information that is complex to integrate which can make tasks complicated for business users to consolidate this information (Giachetti, 2004;El Ouedghiri, 2007). However, in SOA system, the development of services that involve technical and business perspective results in no redundancy (Schelp & Schwinn, 2005), and thus it allows easy integration without changing the legacy systems (Josuttis, 2007).…”

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Driving the Initiative of Service-Oriented Architecture Implementation

Sulong¹,

Koronios²,

Gao³

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Over the years, many organisations have invested heavily in information systems, changing the way they do business for improvement. Today however, aligning business and information systems is not easily achieved due to rapidly changing business environment. The ability of an organisation to change and change quickly in response to business needs is of paramount concern. This means the current traditional approach of adopting information systems is not suitable. Thus, a need of new paradigm to make business more agile and flexible is undeniable. The new paradigm is that taking a service-oriented architecture initiative as an enabling technology for critical business processes. This review paper has identified a distinctive approach compared to traditional information systems, a generic initiative process as well as the success factors of implementing the service-oriented architecture initiative. Further work is required through case study to obtain insightful understanding on any related issues and challenges in order to build better solutions for such initiative.

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Section: Distinctive Service-oriented Architecture Initiativesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Distinctive Service-oriented Architecture Initiativesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Driving the Initiative of Service-Oriented Architecture Implementation

Sulong¹,

Koronios²,

Gao³

et al. 2012

JSSD

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Enterprise Modelling and Information Systems Architectures

2012

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Quality assurance is a serious issue for large-scale process modelling initiatives. While formal control flow analysis has been extensively studied in prior research, there is little work on how the textual content of a process model and its activity labels can be systematically analysed. In this context, it is a major challenge to systematically identify and to consequently assure high label quality. As many large process model collections contain more than thousand models, each including several activity labels, there is a strong need for an automatic detection of labels that might be of bad quality. Recent research has shown that different grammatical styles correlate with potential ambiguity of a label. In this paper, we propose an algorithm for recognition of activity labeling styles. The developed algorithm exploits natural language processing techniques, e.g., part of speech tagging and analysis of the grammatical structure. We also study how ontologies, like WordNet, can support the solution. We conduct a thorough evaluation of the developed techniques utilising about 6,000 activity labels from the SAP Reference Model. The evaluation of this algorithm shows that spurious labels can be identified with a significant level of precision and recall. In this way, our approach can be used as a means of quality assurance for process repository management by listing bad quality labels, which a human modeler should correct.

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Extending the business engineering framework for application integration purposes

Cited by 7 publications

References 18 publications

Driving the Initiative of Service-Oriented Architecture Implementation

Driving the Initiative of Service-Oriented Architecture Implementation

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