Titlebook: Enterprise Interoperability; Second IFIP WG 5.8 I Raúl Poler,Marten Sinderen,Raquel Sanchis Conference proceedings 2009 IFIP International

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From Business Value Model to Coordination Process Modeling one based on the other would be of high value. In this paper we discuss the issue of achieving consistency in multi-level e-business design and give guidelines to produce consistent coordination process models from business value models in a stepwise manner.

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1865-1348 l environments will persist in the future. Organizations have to flexibly and continuously react to (imminent) changes in markets and trading partners. Large companies but also SMEs have to cope with internal changes from both a technical (e.g., new information, communi- tion, software and hardware

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-98326-4 provide better guidance on their application when service aspects are emphasized in associated process models. By highlighting the three service aspects in a process model of the methodology defined in a large European project, we show specifically how each aspect provides guidance for engineering service-oriented systems in practice.

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A SOA-Based Platform-Specific Framework for Context-Aware Mobile Applicationsomponents that guarantee architectural interoperability. We also present a platform-specific framework that uses BPEL, UDDI registry and web services as target technologies to implement our reference architecture.

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Conference proceedings 2009I, aims at identi- ing and discussing challenges and solutions with respect to enterprise interoperability, both at the business and the technical level. The workshop promotes the development of a scientific foundation for specifying, analyzing and validating interoperability solutions; an architect