Ontologizing EDI Semantics

Foxvog, Doug; Bußler, Christoph

doi:10.1007/11908883_36

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“…In addition, there are many relevant papers with reported work on other reference models' formalization, addressing the semantics of RosettaNet [28], UNSPSC [29,30], AIAG and STAR [31], EDI [32], etc. Presented results, methods, tools and gained experiences were extremely useful in setting up and implementing this approach.…”

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An approach for formalising the supply chain operations

Zdravković

Panetto

Trajanović

et al. 2011

Enterprise Information Systems

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Reference models play an important role in the knowledge management of the various complex collaboration domains (such as Supply Chain Networks). However, they often show a lack of semantic precision and, they are sometimes incomplete. In this paper, we present an approach to overcome semantic inconsistencies and incompleteness of the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model and hence, improve its usefulness and expand the application domain. First, we describe a literal OWL (The Web Ontology Language) specification of SCOR concepts (and related tools), built with the intention to preserve the original approach in the classification of process reference model entities and hence, to enable effectiveness of usage in original contexts. Next, we demonstrate the system for its exploitation, in specific -tools for SCOR framework browsing and rapid supply chain process configuration. Then, we describe the SCOR-Full ontology, its relations with relevant domain ontology and show how it can be exploited for improvement of SCOR ontological framework competence. Finally, we elaborate the potential impact of the presented approach, to interoperability of systems in Supply Chain Networks.

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Section: Enterprise and Supply Chain Ontologymentioning

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An approach for formalising the supply chain operations

Zdravković

Panetto

Trajanović

et al. 2011

Enterprise Information Systems

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“…The presented architecture clearly distinguishes between the functional Web Service interfaces and the application data. Foxvog & Bussler (2006) describe how EDI X12 can be presented in the WSML, OWL and CycL ontology languages. The work focuses on issues encountered when building a general-purpose B2B ontology.…”

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Ontologically Enhanced RosettaNet B2B Integration

Kotinurmi¹,

Haller

Oren

2009

Semantic Web for Business

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RosettaNet is an industry-driven e-business process standard that defines common inter-company public processes and their associated business documents. RosettaNet is based on the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) paradigm and all business documents are expressed in DTD or XML Schema. Our "ontologically-enhanced RosettaNet" effort translates RosettaNet business documents into a Web ontology language, allowing business reasoning based on RosettaNet message exchanges. This chapter describes this extension to RosettaNet and shows how it can be used in business integrations for better interoperability. The usage of Web ontology languages in RosettaNet collaborations can help accommodate partner heterogeneity in the setup phase and can ease the back-end integration, enabling for example more competition in the purchasing processes. It provides also a building block for a semantic SOA with discovery, selection and composition capabilities.

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“…This useful information can't be derived from a non-semantically model without having to explicitly define each film similarity, which is not feasible in a real content catalogue. The business transactions ontology imports concepts from an EDIFACT ontology [18], with the aim of solving the heterogeneity problems that arise when performing a business transaction. Finally, the marketplace ontology defines the knowledge related to the marketplace logic, such as actors and auctions related knowledge.…”

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Towards a Multimedia Content Marketplace Implementation Based on Triplespaces

Francisco

Nixon

Valle

2008

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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A Multimedia Content Marketplace can support innovative business models in the telecommunication sector. This marketplace has a strong need for semantics, coordination and a service-oriented architecture. Triple Space Computing is an emerging semantic coordination paradigm for Web services, for which the marketplace is an ideal implementation scenario. This paper introduces the developed Triple Space platform and our planned evaluation of its value to our telecommunication scenario.

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Ontologizing EDI Semantics

Cited by 14 publications

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An approach for formalising the supply chain operations

An approach for formalising the supply chain operations

Ontologically Enhanced RosettaNet B2B Integration

Towards a Multimedia Content Marketplace Implementation Based on Triplespaces

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