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I-ESA 2006: Bordeaux, France
- Guy Doumeingts, Jörg P. Müller, Gérard Morel, Bruno Vallespir:
Enterprise Interoperability, New Challenges and Approaches, Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Interoperability for Enterprise Software and Applications, I-ESA 2006, March 22-24, 2006, Bordeaux, France. Springer 2007, ISBN 978-1-84628-713-8
Service-oriented Interoperability Approaches
- Francisco Javier Nieto
, Leire Bastida, Marisa Escalante, Alayn Gortazar:
Development of Dynamic Composed Services Based on the Context. 3-12 - Herman Balsters, George B. Huitema:
Semantics of Interoperable and Outsourced Information Systems. 13-22 - Gorka Benguria Elguezabal, Xabier Larrucea, Brian Elvesæter
A Platform Independent Model for Service Oriented Architectures. 23-32
Enterprise Interoperability Architecture
- Pontus Johnson, Lars Nordström
Formalizing Analysis of Enterprise Architecture. 35-44 - Willem-Jan van den Heuvel:
To Adapt or Not to Adapt, That is the Question. 45-54 - Hans Weigand, Paul Johannesson
Value object analysis and the transformation from value model to process model. 55-65 - Arnd Schnieders, Mathias Weske:
Activity Diagram Based Process Family Architectures for Enterprise Application Families. 67-76
Model-driven Approaches to Interoperability
- João Paulo A. Almeida
An Integrated Model-driven Service Engineering Environment. 79-89 - Reyes Grangel
UML for Enterprise Modelling: basis for a Model-Driven Approach. 91-101 - Reyes Grangel
Solving Problems in the Parameterisation of ERPs Using a Model-Driven Approach. 103-113 - Bernhard Bauer, Jörg P. Müller, Stephan Roser:
A Decentralized Broker Architecture for Collaborative Business Process Modelling and Enactment. 115-125
Methods, Models, Languages and Tools for Enterprise Interoperability
- Luis González Abril
Discretization of Continuous Features by Using a Kernel. 129-136 - Ulrike Greiner, Sonia Lippe, Timo Kahl, Jörg Ziemann, Frank-Walter Jäkel:
Designing and Implementing Cross-Organizational Business Processes - Description and Application of a Modelling Framework. 137-147 - Thomas Knothe, Roland Jochem:
Quality Criteria for Enterprise Modelling in the Context of Networked Enterprises. 149-158 - Andreas L. Opdahl
The UEML Approach to Modelling Construct Description. 159-168 - Andreas L. Opdahl
A Roadmap for UEML. 169-178 - Raul Poler
An Interoperable Platform to Implement Collaborative Forecasting in OEM Supply Chains. 179-188 - Dominik Vanderhaeghen, Dirk Werth, Timo Kahl, Peter Loos:
Service- and Process-Matching - An Approach towards Interoperability Design and Implementation of Business Networks. 189-198 - Jörg Ziemann, Oddrun Pauline Ohren, Frank-Walter Jäkel, Timo Kahl, Thomas Knothe:
Achieving Enterprise Model Interoperability Applying a Common Enterprise Metamodel. 199-208 - Séverine Blanc, Yves Ducq, Bruno Vallespir:
Interoperability Characterization Using Enterprise Modeling and Graph Representation. 209-218
Semantics and Ontology-based Interoperability
- Stanislav Pokraev, Dick A. C. Quartel, Maarten W. A. Steen, Manfred Reichert:
Semantic Service Modeling: Enabling System Interoperability. 221-230 - Paola Velardi, Alessandro Cucchiarelli, Michaël Petit:
Supporting Scientific Collaboration in a Network of Excellence Through a Semantically Indexed Knowledge Map. 231-241 - Nenad Anicic, Nenad Ivezic, Zoran Marjanovic:
Mapping XML Schema to OWL. 243-252 - Saïd Izza, Lucien Vincent, Patrick Burlat, Pierre Lebrun, Hugues Solignac:
Extending OWL-S to Solve Enterprise Application Integration Issues. 253-263 - Antonio De Nicola, Vandana Kabilan, Michele Missikoff, Vahid Mojtahed:
Practical Issues in Ontology Modeling: The Case of Defence Conceptual Modeling Framework-Ontology. 265-274 - Devis Bianchini, Silvana Castano, Fulvio D'Antonio, Valeria De Antonellis, Mounira Harzallah, Jérôme David, Michele Missikoff, Stefano Montanelli:
Digital Resource Discovery: Semantic Annotation and Matching Techniques. 275-285 - Yannis Charalabidis, Dimitris Askounis, George Gionis:
A Model for Assessing the Impact of Enterprise Application Interoperability in the Typical European Enterprise. 287-296 - Sergey Erofeev, Xabier Larrucea:
Ontology-based Transformations for Achieving Interoperability in AmI. 297-306
Interoperability of Decision Models
- Xiaoqiang Qiao, Jun Wei, Tao Huang:
A Decentralized Approach for Inter-Enterprise Business Process Collaboration. 309-319 - Nicolas Daclin, David Chen, Bruno Vallespir:
Towards a Conceptualization of Decisional Interoperability. 321-329 - Subhash Wadhwa, Avneet Saxena, Yves Ducq:
Interoperability and Synergism of Decision, Information and Flexibility to Improve Performances of Enterprise Systems: KM Implications. 331-339
Inter-organisational Interoperability
- Toni Ruokolainen, Lea Kutvonen
Service Typing in Collaborative Systems. 343-353 - Fred van Blommestein:
Decentralized Metadata Development for Open B2B Electronic Business. 355-364 - Michael D. Wilson, Alvaro Arenas
The TrustCoM Approach to Enforcing Agreements between Interoperating Enterprises. 365-375 - Frédérique Biennier, Hervé Mathieu:
Organisational Inter-operability: Towards Enterprise Urbanism. 377-386 - Jennifer Sampson, Csaba Veres, Monika Lanzenberger:
An Integrated Approach for Organizational Data Interoperability. 387-396 - Philipp Walter, Dirk Werth, Peter Loos:
Managing the Lifecycle of Cross-organizational Collaborative Business Processes. 397-406 - Jihed Touzi, Jean-Pierre Lorré, Frédérick Bénaben, Hervé Pingaud:
Interoperability through Model-based Generation: The Case of the Collaborative Information System (CIS). 407-416 - B. Nick Rossiter, Michael A. Heather, David A. Nelson:
A Natural Basis for Interoperability. 417-426 - Nikolay Mehandjiev, Paul W. P. J. Grefen, Iain Duncan Stalker, Rik Eshuis
Designing a Modular Infrastructure for Exploratory Integration of Interoperability Approaches. 427-437
Interoperability of Manufacturing Enterprise Applications
- Lina Zhou, Xiaofei Xu, Tao Huang, Shengchun Deng:
Supply Chain Management System and Interoperability through EAI Platform. 441-450 - WeiPing Yu, Michiko Matsuda, Qian Wang:
Enhancing Interoperability of Manufacturing Software Units Using Capability Profiling. 451-460 - Salah Baïna, Hervé Panetto, Gérard Morel:
Towards a Product Oriented Process Modelling for Enterprise Applications Synchronisation and Interoperability. 461-472
Business Models Interoperability
- Zakaria Maamar, Djamal Benslimane, Ghita Kouadri Mostéfaoui, Sattanathan Subramanian, Chirine Ghedira:
Developing Interoperable Business Processes Using Web Services and Policies. 475-487 - Guido Levi, Andrea Vagliengo, Anna Goy:
Talea: An Extensible Framework for E-Business Integration. 489-498 - Günther Schuh, Alexander Sauer, Sebastian Döring:
A Complexity Based Approach to Collaborations in the Tool and Die Industry. 499-508 - Andrea Nowak, Michael Hafner, Michael Breu, Ruth Breu:
Modelling Inter-organizational Workflow Security in a Peer-to-Peer Environment. 509-519 - Michael Johnson:
Enterprise Software with Half-Duplex Interoperations. 521-530 - Ruben Costa
e-Proc a TO BE Scenario for Business Interoperability. 531-540
Standards for Interoperability
- Kai Jakobs:
ICT Standards Development - Finding the Best Platform. 543-552 - Tineke M. Egyedi:
Experts on Causes of Incompatibility between Standard-Compliant Products. 553-563 - Eva Söderström:
Achieving Influence on Standardisation Bodies. 565-574 - Philippe Lagouarde, Benoit Le Blanc, Bruno Vallespir:
Interoperability in Healthcare: Standards for the French Project of a National Personal Medical Record. 575-584
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