Extending Lifecycle of Legacy Systems – An Approach for SME to Enhance Their Supported Business Processes through a Service-Integration-System

Grüner, Florian; Kassel, Stephan

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“…The cloud-based infrastructure could be scalable and dynamic to attend the entrepreneur needs faster. In addition, these systems could support the service composition based on service-oriented architecture (SOA) for the establishment of VE, where SMEs could be favoured to the design of new products and, in the same time, to become faster in the answers to market fluctuations [9]. The Industry 4.0 and VE require more flexible environment and need autonomous system reconfiguration to support the market concerns.…”

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“…The SMEs have been demonstrating significant importance around the economic growth of the European Union, on which several of them are consolidated and new companies have being created [9]. According to [9] these SMEs have been found difficulties to meet demands and react to the business changing due their manufacturing limitations, interoperability, and its lack of collaborative capabilities.…”

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“…According to [9] these SMEs have been found difficulties to meet demands and react to the business changing due their manufacturing limitations, interoperability, and its lack of collaborative capabilities. It could be improved by SOA, which has been used to undertake inter-enterprise collaboration [13] by the orchestration and composition of services to join the SMEs in a interconnected network to form a virtual enterprise.…”

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Service Composition in the Cloud-Based Manufacturing Focused on the Industry 4.0

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Part 3: Cloud-Based ManufacturingInternational audienceThe emerging Industry 4.0 concept, also called fourth industrial revolution and understood as smart factory, is based on integration of both Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical Systems. In smart factory, these two concepts are converging to the Internet of Services, which uses the cloud-based manufacturing for creating, publishing, and sharing the services that represent manufacturing processes, and could be offered by virtual enterprises. Therefore, any dispersed partner can meets the market demands according to their skills, capacities, and availability. This paper presents a survey about service composition in a cloud-based manufacturing over the Industry 4.0. To achieve it, the concepts and characteristics about the service composition based on cloud-manufacturing over the Industry 4.0 are presented, and then the advanced researches about it are summarized. After it, the main research challenges over these issues are shown. Finally, discussions on service composition are reported to contribute for the future researches

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“…Industrial information systems are characterised by a large number of various applications, including legacy applications [9]. Very often they do not use the Directory Services, so the only common point is the database.…”

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Improving Data Access Security by Server-Side Functional Extensions

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2016

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All Database Management Systems used in the industry provide secure access to data at the server level. The level of security is influenced by technology, security model, password encryption method, password strength and others. The human factor -unreasonable behaviour of users -also has a significant impact on safety. Developers of database applications often implement their security policy by limiting the risk caused by users. This implementation has a disadvantage -it does not work outside of the application. A large number and variety of applications that work with the database server may then create a security gap. The paper presents the authors' extensions of the functional features implemented in the Oracle database server, increasing the security of data access. The implemented methods of controlling the time of user access to data and limiting the use of serial and modular passwords are also discussed.

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Extending Lifecycle of Legacy Systems – An Approach for SME to Enhance Their Supported Business Processes through a Service-Integration-System

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Service Composition in the Cloud-Based Manufacturing Focused on the Industry 4.0

Service Composition in the Cloud-Based Manufacturing Focused on the Industry 4.0

Improving Data Access Security by Server-Side Functional Extensions

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