A framework for consolidating laboratory data using Enterprise Service Bus

Cheong, Chi Po; Chatwin, Chris; Young, Rupert

doi:10.1109/iccsit.2010.5564493

“…The integration of Middleware Layers, which will integrate truly interoperable mechanisms through the use of Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) frameworks (Cheong et al, 2010), could undertake the management of all internal and external to the system interactions between the various components transparently, stipulating that different components of applications communicate through a common messaging bus. In this context, semantic interoperability among the different e-Government systems should be handled by using standards-based ontologies following mostly existing National or European ones (Harris et al, 2008).…”

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Inter-Sector Practices Reform for e-Government Integration Efficacy

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2011

Journal of Cases on Information Technology

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Electronic services have become a critical force in service oriented economies introducing new paradigms like connected governance, ubiquitous and ambient public services, knowledge-based administration, and participatory budgeting. The success of e-Government integration requires the modernization of current governmental processes and services under three different perspectives, namely governmental business processes reengineering, legal framework reformation and technical solution effectiveness. The study proposes a knowledge guide for approaching, analyzing and defining government-wide architectural practices when building large scale enterprise governmental frameworks. A set of fundamental design and implementation principles are specified for increasing government organizations’ agility and ensuring that end-users perceive the quality of the provided services.

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2012 Ninth International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering (JCSSE)

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Electronic services have become a critical force in service oriented economies introducing new paradigms like connected governance, ubiquitous and ambient public services, knowledge-based administration, and participatory budgeting. The success of e-Government integration requires the modernization of current governmental processes and services under three different perspectives, namely governmental business processes reengineering, legal framework reformation and technical solution effectiveness. The study proposes a knowledge guide for approaching, analyzing and defining government-wide architectural practices when building large scale enterprise governmental frameworks. A set of fundamental design and implementation principles are specified for increasing government organizations’ agility and ensuring that end-users perceive the quality of the provided services.

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A framework for consolidating laboratory data using Enterprise Service Bus

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Inter-Sector Practices Reform for e-Government Integration Efficacy

Inter-Sector Practices Reform for e-Government Integration Efficacy

Performance enhancement of WS-security using Participant Domain Name (PDNT)

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