Ontology Driven Approach Enhancing Business Services Orchestration

Krupaviciute, Asta; Fayn, Jocelyne

doi:10.1109/cicsyn.2010.33

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“…Regarding the request-service matchmaking [service dynamic discovery based on the requestors' preferences with respect to the functional and quality of service (QoS) semantics], some research results are in Benatallah et al (2005), Klusch et al (2006), Jaeger et al (2005), Tsetsos et al (2006), Maximilien and Singh (2004), Kim et al (2005), Bouguettaya et al (2004), Tabatabaei et al (2009), Sorti et al (2009 and Krupaviciute and Fayn (2010), etc. However, the service composition based on semantics is still an open issue.…”

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Using a semantically enhanced database for business service and process modelling and integration

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Nicolau

2011

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The paper motivates and exemplifies a semantic extension of a relational database and the inference on it in a system for the modelling, integration and execution of business services (atomic and local services, executed by companies standing for service providers) and business processes (global services, e.g., processes like procurement or company set-up, dynamically composed of local services). The paper shows how the reference and domain ontologies and also the service and process models based on ontologies have been represented and integrated in a relational database and what kind of inference has been implemented on them. It also shows how the basic features in OWL and OWL-S have been implemented with this semantic extension of the relational database.

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