Regelung kooperativer Tätigkeit im virtuellen Unternehmen

Specht, Dieter; Kahmann, Joachim

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-05971-4_4

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“…We address this requirement on network-level. Our concept of VPN refines network-level production planing as regulating coordination of producer interactions [13]. This includes coordinative programs that can be readily enforced and plans on how to archive rapid change.…”

Section: Economic and Organisational Base Conceptsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pattern-based e-service modelling for virtual service enterprises

Zirpins

Emmerich

2009

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Business services are customisable, interactive processes that providers have the potential to carry out together with clients that benefit from the effects. It is understood that business service transactions are best organised by means of virtual networks, where information technology allows for configuring multiple providers and processes on a per-request basis. Existing conceptual models for virtual service enterprises (VSEs) propose business service virtualisation for flexible and agile regulation and control of coordination between multiple providers and clients. In this paper, we present an approach for realising business service virtualisation based on software service technology. In particular, we propose a service-oriented software architecture for representing virtual business service processes as e-services. E-service models specify flexible business service interactions between multiple providers and clients of virtual service enterprises and allow for regulation and enforcement of their coordination. We demonstrate the utilisation of our eservice SOA in the context of an e-science scenario, where we show how to design e-service models for the use case of virtual polymorph prediction laboratories.

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Section: Economic and Organisational Base Conceptsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pattern-based e-service modelling for virtual service enterprises

Zirpins

Emmerich

2009

SOCA

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“…The crucial point is to be able to deal with regulation and enforcement of coordination in a frequent and ad hoc manner. Based on findings from organisation theory [20], we assume that coordination is embodied in the complex interaction procedure between network participants. VPN brokers utilise readily prepared programs and plans for program adaptation as means for ad hoc regulation.…”

Section: Virtual Production Network (Vpns)mentioning

confidence: 99%

A reference model of virtual service production networks

Zirpins

Emmerich

2008

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Virtual organisation of collaborative networks frequently demands for information and communication technology to support coordination of cross-organisational business process chains. Service-oriented software technologies provide promising means to regulate and enforce coordination of cross-organisational software service interactions but miss organisational abstractions and methodology. This paper proposes a conceptual reference model of collaborative network coordination that satisfies flexibility and agility requirements of virtual organisation by building on common software service abstractions and lifecycle methodology. In particular, the model focuses collaborative service networks and introduces the concept of virtual business service that represents business service processes as software service abstractions and supports flexible regulation and agile enforcement of their coordination by means of software service lifecycle methodology. For demonstration and evaluation purpose, we present a case study of service-oriented systems analysis for virtual organisation of a collaborative e-science network that adopts our conceptual reference model.

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Distributed Model Management Platform For Virtual Enterprise Networks

Vanderhaeghen

Loos

2006

Network-Centric Collaboration and Supporting Frameworks

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Virtual enterprise networic planning and design lead to complex challenges. From a conceptual point of view, business processes have proven to be the ideal design items in conjunction with the use of graphical methods and tools. Especially for network design and implementation, information modelling serves as the fundamental starting point. In the article, the authors depict a modelling approach dedicated to a global and a local description of business processes and a distributed model management platform, Tlte latter supports the collaborative creation and application of models in network environments.

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Regelung kooperativer Tätigkeit im virtuellen Unternehmen

Cited by 16 publications

References 2 publications

Pattern-based e-service modelling for virtual service enterprises

Pattern-based e-service modelling for virtual service enterprises

A reference model of virtual service production networks

Distributed Model Management Platform For Virtual Enterprise Networks

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