An ontology-based architecture for implementing semantic integration of supply chain management

Yan, Yonghong; Yang, Dong; Jiang, Zhibin; Tong, Lixin

doi:10.1080/09511920601182225

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“…Similar semantic-mediation architectures for the web-service based supply-chain applications were demonstrated by Ye and Yang (2007), and Oh and Yee (2007). Ye and Yang introduced a general Supply Chain Ontology (SCO) (Ye et.al.…”

Section: Survey Of Related Semantic-mediation Approachesmentioning

confidence: 84%

A semantic-mediation architecture for interoperable supply-chain applications

Vujasinovic

Ivezic

Kulvatunyou

et al. 2009

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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Abstract. This paper presents a semantic-mediation architecture that enables standards-based interoperability between heterogeneous supply-chain applications. The architecture was implemented using a state-of-the-art semantic-mediation toolset for design-time and run-time integration tasks. The design-time tools supported a domain ontology definition, message annotations, message schema transformations, and reconciliation rules specifications. The run-time tools performed exchanges, transformations, and reconciliations of the messages. The architecture supports a supply-chain integration scenario where heterogeneous automotive manufacturing supply-chain applications exchange inventory information.

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Section: Survey Of Related Semantic-mediation Approachesmentioning

confidence: 84%

A semantic-mediation architecture for interoperable supply-chain applications

Vujasinovic

Ivezic

Kulvatunyou

et al. 2009

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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“…Ye et al proposed a supply chain ontology (SCO) to enable semantic integration between heterogeneous supply chain information systems [29]. The supply chain setting is a web-based or virtual enterprise with no specific industry focus.…”

Section: Literature Insights On Ontology-aided Supply Chain Managementmentioning

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Towards Ontology-Aided Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management – A Literature Review

Strzelczak

2015

Advances in Production Management Systems: Innovative Production Management Towards Sustainable Growth

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“…The Supply Chain Ontology (SCO) (Ye et al 2008) sets out a number of generalist concepts and relationships that represent Supply Chain Management (SCM), examples being: supply chain, supply chain structure, performance, objective, activity and resource to highlight a few. SCO applies the Supply Chain Operations Reference model (SCOR) (Supply Chain Council 2014) to help describe the performance aspects.…”

Section: Collaboration Enterprise and Supply Chain Management Ontolomentioning

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An ontology supported risk assessment approach for the intelligent configuration of supply networks

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As progress towards globalisation continues, organisations seek ever better ways with which to configure and reconfigure their global production networks so as to better understand and be able to deal with risk. Such networks are complex arrangements of different organisations from potentially diverse and divergent domains and geographical locations. Moreover, greater focus is being put upon global production network systems and how these can be better coordinated, controlled and assessed for risk, so that they are flexible and competitive advantage can be gained from them within the market place. This paper puts forward a reference ontology to support risk assessment for product-service systems applied to the domain of global production networks. The aim behind this is to help accelerate the development of information systems by way of developing a common foundation to improve interoperability and the seamless exchange of information between systems and organisations. A formal common logic based approach has been used to develop the reference ontology, utilising end user information and knowledge from three separate industrial domains. Results are presented which illustrate the ability of the approach, together with areas for further work.

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An ontology-based architecture for implementing semantic integration of supply chain management

Cited by 55 publications

References 16 publications

A semantic-mediation architecture for interoperable supply-chain applications

A semantic-mediation architecture for interoperable supply-chain applications

Towards Ontology-Aided Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management – A Literature Review

An ontology supported risk assessment approach for the intelligent configuration of supply networks

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