A Conceptual Framework for Service Modelling in a Network of Service Systems

Dinh, Thang Le; Thi, Thanh Thoa Pham

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-14319-9_15

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“…We can mention the conceptual framework for designing service-oriented inter-organizational IS (Le Dinh and Nguyen-Ngoc 2010) and the conceptual framework for service modeling in a network of service systems (Le Dinh and Pham-Thi 2010). A model-driven approach for serviceoriented IS development is introduced in El Fazziki et al (2012), but mainly focuses on mapping rules from BPMN models to SOAML diagrams.…”

Section: Service-oriented Approaches For Is Engineeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing the Shift from Information Systems to Information Services Systems

2015

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Service-oriented paradigm is emerging as a promising solution to handle enterprise information systems (IS) complexity, interoperability, and evolution issues. However, the shift from a conventional IS architecture to a service-oriented one is not an easy task. Various approaches have been proposed in the literature and most of them deal with either business strategic service design or a technical level IS transformation and migration. There is a need for approaches forming the link between these two levels and designing the information level transformations. In the paper, the concepts of information service and information services system (ISS) are promoted and three different ways to design information services and ISS are proposed taking into account enterprise legacy IS evolution. The three approaches are illustrated with examples taken from industrial projects and case studies.

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Section: Service-oriented Approaches For Is Engineeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing the Shift from Information Systems to Information Services Systems

2015

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“…The developments of Dinh & Thi (2010) are conducting to the development of a Conceptual Framework for Service Modeling in a Network of Service Systems conceptual framework for service modeling in a network of service systems, based on network configuration and shared information. (Alptekin & Büyüközkan, 2011) are proposing a framework integrating case-based reasoning system with the Analytic Hierarchy Process multi criteria decision making technique to enhance the accuracy and speed in search and selection of suppliers in tourism destination planning.…”

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Towards Effective Tourism Dynamic Packages

Ferreira

Putnik

Cruz-Cunha

et al. 2012

Information Resources Management Journal

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This paper describes the Open Tourism Initiative (OTI) as a framework to support tourism activities, following the Tourism Virtual Enterprise (TVE) organizational model and pragmatics based collaboration decisions. To assure the better alignment among tourism services providers and client’s expectations, the framework (and its architecture) must support reliable interoperability and dynamic networking reconfiguration as well as the (co-)creation of the tourist’s activity regardless of information systems and using real-time collaboration mechanisms. When a member of the TVE scheduled to provide a given service is somehow conditioned, unable to participate, has to be disentailed from the network, or due to events not necessarily measurable or deterministic, the it is necessary to reconfigure the VE in almost real time. The need to reconfigure could result from changes in controlled (measured) parameters as well as from uncontrolled (contextual and pragmatic) ones. OTI enhances dynamic tourism packages management under the requirements of reconfigurable environments and human direct participation. This article proposes a logical model for TVE organizations as well as an UML formalization for its supporting architecture.

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“…Legacy IS has to evolve together with enterprise changes, and this evolution can take different forms: integration of new components from the market or custommade, development of services on top of the existing IS, establishment of interoperability between two or more IS, etc. In this context, service-oriented approaches emerge as prospective ones to deal with IS fragmentation, interoperability and evolution problems [1,5,19] as well as to support inter-organizational IS development [14,15,18]. Modularity, reusability and evolution are considered as the main values that service-oriented paradigm brings to the IS domain.…”

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“…The literature review demonstrates the advent of proposals to redesign conventional IS architectures into the service-oriented ones [5,9,14,15,19,22]. The notion of information services system (ISS) introduced in [3] (see section 2.2) appears as a natural evolution of the IS concept.…”

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From Information Systems to Information Services Systems: Designing the Transformation

Ralyté

Khadraoui

Léonard

2013

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Part 3: Change Management and TransformationInternational audienceService-orientation is currently considered as a promising paradigm to deal with the complexity, interoperability and evolution of enterprise Information Systems (IS), which are the foremost preoccupation in today’s enterprises. However, the shift from a conventional IS architecture to a service-oriented one is not an easy task despite of the various service design approaches proposed in the literature. In this paper we promote the concepts of information service and Information Services System (ISS) and we present three different ways to design an ISS taking into account enterprise legacy IS and/or from scratch. We illustrate the three approaches with examples taken from industrial projects and case studies

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A Conceptual Framework for Service Modelling in a Network of Service Systems

Cited by 14 publications

References 19 publications

Designing the Shift from Information Systems to Information Services Systems

Designing the Shift from Information Systems to Information Services Systems

Towards Effective Tourism Dynamic Packages

From Information Systems to Information Services Systems: Designing the Transformation

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