The Ontologically based Model for the Integration of the IoT and Cloud ERP Services

Andročec, Darko; Picek, Ruben; Mijač, Marko

doi:10.5220/0006763104810488

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“…The integration methods proposed in [20], for Cloud ERP API and Internet of Things (IoT) basically in the form of SOAP or RESTful according to the semantic methods. The concept of integrating ERP services with IoT across the cloud can simplify mapping and enable new mappings and transformations when new services are created or API changes.…”

Section: Service Oriented Architecture Restfulmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integration Information Systems Design of Material Planning in the Manufacturing Industry using Service Oriented Architecture

Madefanny¹,

Suharjito²

2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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PT XYZ has an Enterprise Resource Planning application that is used by the Planning Department to view stocks and plan production materials. Currently calculation of production materials takes more than 30 seconds just to export to Excel then a few minutes to adjust the data format to the planning form and the data used is not real-time. Each item needs to be calculated one by one per period, then the size of the Excel file used varies according to the time period and requires more storage. To support real-time integration and process efficiency planning and storage reduction, an integration between Enterprise Resource Planning application and web applications has been made using a Service Oriented Architecture approach. The Web service uses RESTful and has been tested using Quality of Service and the Vulnerability Test. Based on the test results using the Jmeter simulation with 10 users, it is obtained Latency 1.2 seconds and Load Time 1.2 seconds with an average amount of data sent 1280.73 bytes. The test results using OWASP ZAP show vulnerability to the web service header made from the web server version used by PHP version 5.6.40. With the results of these tests, the web service is able to replace the export and import process as well as create real-time data connectivity and replace storage media with databases, thereby reducing the time needed for planning activities.

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Section: Service Oriented Architecture Restfulmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integration Information Systems Design of Material Planning in the Manufacturing Industry using Service Oriented Architecture

Madefanny¹,

Suharjito²

2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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“…Until recently many SMEs could not afford adoption traditional ERP systems, , due to the costs of this system and the management of ERP systems in On-premise were expensive and significant resources commitment is required [52]. On-premise ERP systems include huge investments in hardware infrastructures and software licenses, and their implementing require costs, time-consuming, and wide risks and changes in business processes [53]. Therefore, it was natural that most of ERP's clients were the large and most profitable organizations [51].…”

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Cloud ERP in Malaysia: Benefits, Challenges, and Opportunities

2020

IJATCSE

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Cloud ERP systems are the recent trend of ERP systems and Cloud ERP is experiencing tremendous growth as well as it is considered as an alternative to local ERP systems due to its benefits associated with the deployment of cloud ERP compared to traditional ERP and the other characteristics that cloud computing technology bring it, cloud ERP does not require much prior investment and can be deployed immediately. Cloud ERP systems provide several advantages for small and medium businesses (SMEs). However, the adoption rate of this system in SMEs is below expectations. Because of the lack of success stories, companies do not have enough confidence, so they are reluctant to embrace cloud computing. before making the decision that whether to adopt cloud technology or not, SMEs prefer waiting in order to see and monitor and hear other companies' feedback on cloud ERP adoption. This paper highlights cloud ERP and its benefits, challenges, and opportunities. This paper will be useful to potential cloud ERP adopters and decision-makers in SMEs as well as service providers.

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“…They proposed two perspectives of interoperability, the first one considering technological aspects such as web services, SOA, Cloud computing, IoT etc., and the second one considering business aspects such as BPM, BPR; virtual enterprises, references models etc. For example, Andročec et al [21] have proposed the ontologically based model for integration of the IoT and Cloud ERP systems by using Semantic Web services.…”

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Determinants of ERP Systems as a Large-Scale Reuse Approach

2019

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From the very beginnings of software era, enterprise environments have been one of the greatest generators of demand for complex software systems. Attempts to satisfy these ever growing needs for enterprise software systems have had a m ixed success. Software reuse has been one of the leverage mechanisms software producers had at their disposal, and through the year’s different reuse approaches emerged. One of the most successful large scale reuse approaches in enterprise environment are Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, which intend to reuse domain analysis and best practices in doing business, as well as software design and implementation. However, in literature, ERP systems are seldom viewed and described as one of the reuse approaches. Therefore, in this paper we aim at systematically analyzing ERP systems from the software reuse perspective in order to gain better insight into their characteristics, constituent elements, and relationships.

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The Ontologically based Model for the Integration of the IoT and Cloud ERP Services

Cited by 9 publications

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Integration Information Systems Design of Material Planning in the Manufacturing Industry using Service Oriented Architecture

Integration Information Systems Design of Material Planning in the Manufacturing Industry using Service Oriented Architecture

Cloud ERP in Malaysia: Benefits, Challenges, and Opportunities

Determinants of ERP Systems as a Large-Scale Reuse Approach

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