Interfacing business processes and spatial processes

Treiblmayr, Martin; Tso-Sutter, Karen Hoi Lam; Krüger, Antonio

doi:10.1109/icsdm.2011.5969027

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“…Existing software architectures often separate enterprise information systems and GIS. As a result, spatial processes and business processes are also perceived as distinct processes (Treiblmayer et al 2011). As explained previously, ERP solutions usually refer to the business-management support software.…”

Section: Enterprise Information Systems and Gis Integrationmentioning

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“…The most commonly used approaches in service integration are SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) and ESB (Enterprise Service Bus). The concept of SOA provides an approach to integrate heterogeneous software applications (Treiblmayer et al 2011). SOA allows interacting software components to be loosely-coupled.…”

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Business Informatics Principles

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Business informatics consists of two major areas which are developing separately but are closely related and also to some extent integrated within information systems architecture in organisations. The first area is business solutions as core information systems for support of business operationsthey consist of Enterprise resources planning solutions (ERP), Customer relationship management solutions (CRM) and other specialised solutions. The second area is Business Intelligence (BI). After describing the basic concepts of these information solutions/business information systems and their functionality, the chapter explains the emerging integration of business informatics and geo-informatics. Developments provided by solution providers are analysed and discussed. The chapter concludes with a bibliometric analysis of research which shows areas and dynamics of business informatics and GIS integration.

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Acceptance of GIS within ERP System: Research Study in Higher Education

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GIS is often used in companies where employees already use enterprise information systems/enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and where both systems are used simultaneously. This article is a research study of GIS acceptance by users using GIS, not as a stand-alone tool, but as an integrated tool into the ERP system. The research was conducted using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), one of the most often used research models for researching behavioral intention and actual use of information systems. For this research study, TAM has been modified and extended with external factors. The main research objective is to identify determinants of GIS acceptance and the attitude of individuals toward using GIS integrated with ERP systems. The structural equation model with partial least squares (PLS) method was used to analyze collected survey data. The study researched 12 external factors in the TAM model, out of which 10 were found significant. The most important factors that impact behavioral intention to use ERP-GIS systems are perceived usefulness of ERP-GIS systems and attitude toward using GIS, followed by education and training about ERP-GIS systems and perceived enjoyment using ERP-GIS systems.

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Interfacing business processes and spatial processes

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The Agent-Based Business Process Simulation Approach

Acceptance of GIS within ERP System: Research Study in Higher Education

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