Analysis of Business Process Models in Enterprise Web Services

Kung, Mabel T.; Zhang, Jenny Yi

doi:10.4018/9781605660561.ch116

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“…It must provide results directly to a customer, who may be internal or external to the company [18]. We have observed three common patterns for studying business process: 1) Organizational level consists of strategic level, tactical level and operational level [18], 2) Interaction consists of peer-to-peer/ conversational structure and hierarchical structure [14,19], 3) Value chain consists of primary and support business processes [24]. According to the requirements of agile businesses, that also describe the requirements of developing an IOIS, the componentization of the business using the SOA is not far.…”

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Inter-Organizational Information System Architecture: A Service-Oriented Approach

Haki

Forte

2010

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The strategic value of Inter-Organizational Information System (IOIS), regarded as an automated information system shared by two or more companies, highly depends on its architecture to support agile business needs. The main requirements of this architecture for supporting business agility are flexibility and scalability, interoperability and integration as well as processcentric architecture and continuous business process improvement. We claim that the service-oriented architecture (SOA) approach, the latest in a long series of attempts in software engineering, is the best for meeting these requirements. In this paper, after investigating the compatibility of SOA features with IOISs requirements, we propose a service-oriented IOIS architecture composed of business service, application and integration layers.

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