Towards Secured and Interoperable Business Services

Esper, Alida; Sliman, Layth; Badr, Youakim; Biennier, Frédérique

doi:10.1007/978-1-84800-221-0_24

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“…Applying the combination of model driven development and ontology has interesting potentials in supporting the integration of business rules with service-based BI [8]. The BI architectures will be able to exploit the feasibility of modeldriven development along with integrated semantic modeling and reasoning capabilities, and to automated configure a range of content and context sensitive constraints and business rules from models, which the current solutions fail to overcome to face the heterogeneity in business environment.…”

Section: Formalization and Implementation Of Business Rulesmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…Although the business privacy and tracking interoperable business processes are of particular importance in servicebased business intelligence, where security and consistency issues are highly featured [8], the problems of privacy and confidentiality along with process interoperability evolvement management are currently out of the scope of this paper.…”

Section: B Specific Requirements In Interoperable Business Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, interoperable business processes should be practical, rigorous and flexible, resulting in ensuring a consistent approach and reliable results [8,18]. In this context, research needs to be carried out to address the issues around following requirements to support different competences created by business moving to service [11].…”

Section: B Specific Requirements In Interoperable Business Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Especially with dynamic and loosely coupled service-based business processes, many non-functional yet crucial aspects, such as reliability and flexibility, scalability and agility, process validation, etc., are with an outstanding lack of sufficient supports [8]. What have not yet been considered appropriately are the responsive aspects of servicebased BI solutions, delivering better customized and adaptable business solutions.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 95%

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State of the Art and Emerging Rule-driven Perspectives towards Service-based Business Process Interoperability

Hoang

Nguyen

2009

2009 IEEE-RIVF International Conference on Computing and Communication Technologies

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By its very nature, delivering information as a service upon the demands of the business, service-based business processes offer additional features and benefits that can complement traditional BI implementations in providing enterprises of all sizes a new approach to meet their data integration and analysis needs at all levels in the enterprise. To be successful, BI solutions have required new ways of approaching the business process interoperability, providing an efficient support for the whole process of service-based BI deployment. In this context, the focus of this paper is on the state of the art towards business process interoperability in the service-based business environments. Specifically, this paper also aims to highlight significant potentials of business rules that can enable business processes to meet the adaptability and interoperability requirements of service-based business processes. Some of the challenges current rule-based approaches face and potential research opportunities will be also highlighted.

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Section: Formalization and Implementation Of Business Rulesmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: B Specific Requirements In Interoperable Business Processesmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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State of the Art and Emerging Rule-driven Perspectives towards Service-based Business Process Interoperability

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Nguyen

2009

2009 IEEE-RIVF International Conference on Computing and Communication Technologies

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“…At the same time, enterprises must trust that other enterprises have effective internal security policies and mechanisms in place. This places risk and trust management in the centre of information security management (Esper et al 2008).…”

Section: Security and Trustmentioning

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Challenges and solutions in enterprise computing

Sinderen¹

2008

Enterprise Information Systems

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Towards Flexible Inter-enterprise Collaboration: A Supply Chain Perspective

Shishkov

Sinderen

Verbraeck

2009

Enterprise Information Systems

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Since neither uniformity nor pluriformity provide the answer to easing inter-enterprise collaborations, we address (inspired by relevant strengths of service-oriented architectures) the problem of supporting such collaborations from an infrastructure perspective. We propose architectural guidelines for interactively establishing a suitable inter-enterprise collaboration scheme, before the exchange of actual content takes place. The proposed guidelines stem from an analysis of some currently popular approaches concerning the achievement of inter-enterprise collaborations with ICT means. Taking into account the strong relevance of these issues to the Supply chain domain, we put our work in the Supply chain perspective. We also illustrate our architectural guidelines with an example from this domain. It is expected that the research contribution, reported in this paper, will be useful as an additional result concerning the (ICT-driven) inter-enterprise collaboration.

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Towards Secured and Interoperable Business Services

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

State of the Art and Emerging Rule-driven Perspectives towards Service-based Business Process Interoperability

State of the Art and Emerging Rule-driven Perspectives towards Service-based Business Process Interoperability

Challenges and solutions in enterprise computing

Towards Flexible Inter-enterprise Collaboration: A Supply Chain Perspective

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