Interoperability in Service-Based Communities

Ruokolainen, Toni; Kutvonen, Lea

doi:10.1007/11678564_28

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“…The main goal of interoperability is to cover the incompatible and heterogeneous aspects of collaborative entities. According to [9][10][11] references, there is various approaches for ensuring interoperability: integrated, unified and federated. Each approach focuses on a different method of ensuring achievable interoperability.…”

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A federated approach for global village services interaction

Ardakani

Hashemi

2014

Journal of Advanced Computer Science &Amp; Technology

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In the global village ecosystem, enterprises need collaborating using Information Technology (IT) and other tools to succeed in this dynamic and heterogeneous business environment. The Global Village Services Reference Model (GVSRM) is a reference model based on SOSA (Service Oriented Strategies and Architectures) ontology for global village services Realization. In this model, three architectural abstraction layers have been considered for global village: 'infrastructure for global village services', 'global village services provisioning', and 'using global village services'. Despite relative completeness of this model, one of its obvious shortcomings is lack of attention to the crucial issue of interoperability in the global village. Based on this model, the grid of global village is comprised of VHGs (Virtual Holding Governance). The VHG is a temporary, scalable, dynamic cluster/association comprising of existing or newly service provider organizations which its objective is satisfying the requirements of global village actors through electronic processes. In this paper, we will propose a federated approach for interoperability among the VHGs of the global village.

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Section: The Proposed Approach For Global Village Services Interactionmentioning

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A federated approach for global village services interaction

Ardakani

Hashemi

2014

Journal of Advanced Computer Science &Amp; Technology

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“…According to [10][11][12] references, there is various approaches for ensuring interoperability: integrated, unified and federated. Each approach focuses on a different method of ensuring achievable interoperability.…”

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Improvement of GVSRM with Addressing the Interoperability Issues in Global Village

Ardakani¹,

Hashemi²

2014

IJISA

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Abstract-In today's globally networked environment, enterprises need collaborating using Information Technology (IT) and other tools to succeed in this dynamic and heterogeneous business environment. The Global Village Services Reference M odel (GVSRM ) is a model based on SOSA (Service Oriented Strategies and Architectures) ontology for global village services realization. In this model, three architectural abstraction layers have been considered for global village: ‗infrastructure for global village services', ‗global village services provisioning', and ‗using global village services'. Despite of relative completeness of this model, one of its obvious shortcomings is lack of attention to the crucial issue of interoperability in the global village. Based on this model, the grid of global village is comprised of VHGs (Virtual Holding Governance). The VHG is a temporary, scalable, dynamic cluster/association comprising of existing or newly service provider organizations which its aim is satisfying the requirements of global village actors through electronic processes. In this paper, we will propose a federated approach for interoperability among the VHGs of the global village and then improve the GVSRM by adding the corresponding interoperability components to it.

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“…Since integration and unification approaches do not preserve all relevant information about interoperation [2], features related to interoperation can not in these approaches be considered dynamically. In the federated approach interoperability is achieved by utilizing a shared metamodel and making the relevant information about features affecting interoperation explicit.…”

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Managing interoperability knowledge in open service ecosystems

Ruokolainen

Kutvonen

2009

2009 13th Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops

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Establishing loosely coupled collaborations between services provided by autonomous enterprises poses several requirements and challenges for the surrounding service ecosystem. In such context emphasis must be laid especially on the correctness of available metainformation and its usage. Towards this purpose, we characterize service ecosystems by a set of metamodels. The metamodels include domain ontology metamodels defining the vocabulary and knowledge elements needed for collaboration establishment and management, and metamodels relating such domain ontologies with infrastructure services and service production facilities. In this paper we describe the metamodels and discuss their application for interoperability knowledge management.

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Interoperability in Service-Based Communities

Cited by 11 publications

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A federated approach for global village services interaction

A federated approach for global village services interaction

Improvement of GVSRM with Addressing the Interoperability Issues in Global Village

Managing interoperability knowledge in open service ecosystems

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