A Web Based Mashup Platform for Enterprise 2.0

Abstract. In this paper we present our approach to integrate telco services into enterprise mashup applications. We show how cross-network integration and multi-user-oriented mashup concept support execution and orchestration of business processes. We identify the main classes of telco services and provide a reference architecture for telco-enabled mashup applications. Finally, we describe our approach for systematic integration process and give an outlook into our further research.

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“…in [26], [27], or [28]. Similar to our proposal, the proposed mashup models usually consist of several aggregation layers.…”

Section: Fig 3 Telco Mashup Lifecyclementioning

confidence: 97%

Integration of Telco Services into Enterprise Mashup Applications

Chudnovskyy

Weinhold

Gebhardt

et al. 2012

Current Trends in Web Engineering

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“…Tailoring plays a significant role in ERP systems (Gurram et al, 2008) and requires the involvement of business process experts because they have detailed knowledge of the adaptation problems that should be addressed (Pfeiffer et al, 2008). Current literature presents arguments in favor of enabling business process experts to adapt business processes-a business process is understood as a sequence of activities that can be defined by users and executed by a machine (Melão and Pidd, 2000).…”

Section: The Need For Tailoring Business Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The UI design of Yahoo Pipes inspired the design of SiSO, but the underlying architecture did not match the requirements of the ERP context we are dealing with. Another system is EMAP (Enterprise Mashup Application Platform) which enables users to compose and integrate mashups on top of enterprise applications (Gurram et al, 2008). EMAP provides reusable widget components that are used as building blocks and can be connected with each other.…”

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confidence: 99%

Supporting business process experts in tailoring business processes

Dorner

Yetim

Pipek

et al. 2011

Interacting with Computers

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Supporting end users to adapt business processes is rather uncommon in the context of large Enterprise Resource Planning systems. We present our new business process modeling environment, called SiSO, that enables business process experts to model and adapt business processes. SiSO enhances the descriptions of services that are provided by Service-Oriented Architectures. These enhanced descriptions focus on organizational-specific information, which makes it easier for business process experts to understand the capabilities of services in their organizational context. The information includes descriptions of services' functions, ratings, and keywords. SiSO's graphical user interface employs the box-and-wire UI design technique to enable business process experts to model business processes in the context of Enterprise Resource Planning systems. SiSO was qualitatively evaluated with six employees of three different companies and found useful in two application fields: (a) the visualization and automation of business processes and (b) the creation of calculations using data from different systems and sources. We think that enabling business process experts to create individual business processes is an important challenge for the design of future Enterprise Resource Planning systems

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“…1 The Enterprise Mashup environment (based on, e.g., Gurram et al 2008;Hoyer and Stanoevska-Slabeva 2009a;Lizcano et al 2008;Soriano et al 2007) deals with the major design characteristics of Mashup applications with regard to the combination of Web 2.0 concepts and the service-orientation paradigm that materialize on the individual level of analysis.…”

Section: Design Of Enterprise Mashupsmentioning

confidence: 99%