Optimization in collaborative information systems for an enhanced interoperability network

Abstract

Today's constraints on collaborative enterprises are often directly reflected in the interoperability of their information systems. The goal is to improve and effectively evolve the global interoperability of collaboration by distributing the required effort in an optimal way on different information systems to achieve the target goal. This method of enhancement will be realized by applying an IMA (Interoperability Measurement Approach) to generate a ratio representing the degree of interoperability of an information system within the collaboration, as well as applying the heuristic optimization method PPSO (Paralleled Particle Swarm Optimization) to reach the optimal distribution of effort.

A Preliminary Discussion of Digital Transformation and Semantic Interoperability to Support the Information Exchange in the Business Process

“…The second stage, where is defined as the transformation strategy, is also described in Figure 4 and Figure 5. For the implementation stage, to measure the interoperability maturity, some models fit with the requirements, such as the Interoperability Measurement Approach (IMA), applied by source [16], and the one presented by source [17] called the Maturity Model for Enterprise Interoperability (MMEI). In this article, the MMEI approach will be explored.…”

“…( where, "ni" the number of interoperability barriers to evaluate; n the number of interoperability concerns, "Sij" the scale associated with the interoperability concern j at the interoperability level "i" This stage is crucial since interoperability is considered one of the most challenging steps to implement collaborative activities and increase collaborative network performance [16].…”

Models of Optimization of Loading of the Network of Distributed Situational Centers

“…На основі EIF [4] була розроблена Європейська еталонна архітектура інтероперабельності (EIRA) [7]. Різні аспекти інтероперабельності були розглянуті в роботах [8][9][10][11][12].…”