Reference Architecture for Integration Platforms

Singh, Prince Mayurank; Sinderen, Marten van; Wieringa, Roel

doi:10.1109/edoc.2017.24

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“…An RA addressing customers and business partners in the internal processes of the whole enterprise in the field of service-oriented e-commerce was developed by Aulkemeier et al [28]. Singh et al [29] proposed an integration platform RA assisting enterprises in making affirmative decisions regarding integration platform solutions or design. The research did a commonality analysis to select the best practices in integration platform design and act as a reference point for future research.…”

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Towards a Reference Architecture for Planning and Control Services

Pourmehdi

Iacob

Mes

2023

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Producers of manufacturing equipment can, instead of just selling their products, also offer their customers services to increase customer satisfaction, gain competitive advantage, and increase their profits. These goals can be reached by helping the customers optimise their processes and improve their reliability and flexibility. This can be done by supporting the customer that invests in new manufacturing machines with a planning and control tool connecting the machines and the processes between them. More specifically, this will become possible by introducing and integrating active data management and analysis, and planning applications in the current architecture of companies. All of the processes currently being done manually in the customer companies, from monitoring to production planning based on direct observation and the experience of production managers, can be automated using these applications. This paper presents a reference architecture supporting the connection of these processes using the mentioned applications, and validates the developed models based on a real case study of a production machine manufacturer and its customers.

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Towards a Reference Architecture for Planning and Control Services

Pourmehdi

Iacob

Mes

2023

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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“…In smart logistics, enterprises regularly utilize data that emerges from various sources [7]. Also the data can come in various different forms e.g.…”

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“…near real-time, real-time and static data. Determining insights from the integration of data from various logistics processes can be a real challenge for many enterprises [7]. Additionally, this challenge happens to be frequently avoided in current literature [7].…”

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“…Determining insights from the integration of data from various logistics processes can be a real challenge for many enterprises [7]. Additionally, this challenge happens to be frequently avoided in current literature [7]. Enterprise architecture can contribute in managing complex systems, which collect large amount of data such as big logistics enterprises.…”

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Towards integration of logistics processes from a cloud/fog-edge computing perspective

Mijuskovic

2021

2021 IEEE 25th International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Workshop (EDOCW)

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The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the cloud/fog-edge paradigm contributes for appearance of innovative designs for smart systems. The purpose of the doctoral research outlined in this article to design a method which will discover how IoT and the cloud/fog-edge computing can be utilized for advancing the reliability, transparency, and fault detection in processes within a smart transport and logistics system. The method is designed to contribute to the integrated use of different logistics modes in order to support decisionmaking and transparency for enterprises. The main focus is to detect how the envisioned system can ultimately provide an enhanced quality of service and integration of logistic shipments. The doctoral plan outlines five contributions that will lead towards integration of the logistics processes in a logistics setting. The first contribution is a taxonomy of functional and non-functional requirements that can be utilized for designing a new IoT platform for transport and logistics. The second contribution examines the cloud/fog-edge computing paradigm by considering existing IoT resource management techniques. The third contribution provides a holistic view of the structure and systems required for embedding the cloud/fog-edge paradigm in a specific demonstration. This conceptual blueprint aligns organizational needs for such system by using an enterprise architecture model. The fourth contribution combines previous results in a smart transport and logistics blueprint. The fifth contribution evaluates how a ML framework can be used to improve the alert detection, and quality of shipments based on the cloud/fog-edge paradigm.

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Centralized Access Point for Information System Integration Problems in Large Enterprises

Hai

Hung

2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Reference Architecture for Integration Platforms

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Towards a Reference Architecture for Planning and Control Services

Towards a Reference Architecture for Planning and Control Services

Towards integration of logistics processes from a cloud/fog-edge computing perspective

Centralized Access Point for Information System Integration Problems in Large Enterprises

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