Research on Quality of Transaction Standards: The Maturity of a Research Topic

Folmer, Erwin; Berends, Wouter; Luttighuis, Paul Oude; Hillegersberg, Jos van; Lammers, Rutger

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-15509-3_10

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“…Recent study have identified a research gap on quality of transactional standards [11]. A systematic literature study was conducted that covered the top 25 journals of information systems.…”

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Towards a quality model for semantic IS standards

Folmer¹,

Soest²

2012

IJIQ

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This research focuses on developing a quality model for semantic Information System (IS) standards. A lot of semantic IS standards are available in different industries. Often these standards are developed by a dedicated organization. While these organizations have the goal of increasing interoperability, there is no way to determine the quality of such a standard. This research will provide quality attributes relevant to semantic IS standards. A theoretical grounded model is created and validated by 19 experts through a survey. Based on these findings a quality model to assess the quality of semantic IS standards has been constructed.

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Towards a quality model for semantic IS standards

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2012

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“…While the ''Solution design'' is relatively well supported by existing literature, hardly any contribution can be found in the scientific body of knowledge regarding the ''Conceptual solution'' and the ''Technical solution''. Many studies on standardization are focused on the development of standards (Folmer et al 2010). This is closely related to the management of standards, involving standards development organizations.…”

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A characteristics framework for Semantic Information Systems Standards

Otto

Folmer

Ebner

2011

Inf Syst E-Bus Manage

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Semantic Information Systems (IS) Standards play a critical role in the development of the networked economy. While their importance is undoubted by all stakeholders-such as businesses, policy makers, researchers, developers-the current state of research leaves a number of questions unaddressed. Terminological confusion exists around the notions of ''business semantics'', ''business-to-business interoperability'', and ''interoperability standards'' amongst others. And, moreover, a comprehensive understanding about the characteristics of Semantic IS Standards is missing. The paper addresses this gap in literature by developing a characteristics framework for Semantic IS Standards. Two case studies are used to check the applicability of the framework in a ''real-life'' context. The framework lays the foundation for future research in an important field of the IS discipline and supports practitioners in their efforts to analyze, compare, and evaluate Semantic IS Standards.

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“…Existing standard research suggest that standard adoption is dependant on the aspects that that standard have [1], however most research describe technical standards (like the USB and IPv6 standards). Research describing business transaction standards is scarce [4]. Furthermore because of political, organizational, and economic complexities [5] business transaction standard development differ from technical standards and thus indicates that the aspects form technical standards are not necessarily the same as business transaction standards.…”

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ASSESSING BUSINESS TRANSACTION STANDARDS AND THEIR ADOPTION - A Cross Case Analysis Between the SETU and Vektis Standards

Berends¹,

Folmer

2010

Proceedings of the International Conference on E-Business

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Abstract-Nowadays businesses increasingly want to be interoperable so that they can collaborate with other organizations. Interoperability can be achieved through the use of business transaction standards, by which the organizations that use the standards collectively form a value added network. However the effectivity of these standards is largely dependant on the number of organizations that have adopted it, and thus it is very important that the standard conforms to the conditions that organizations have towards adopting these standards. Building on recent literature describing technical standards [1], we have constructed a model through which standard aspects can be compared with the adoption conditions that organizations have. Subsequently cross case analysis methods were used to identify important aspects that influence the adoption of business transaction standards, as well as the identification of methods by which the aspects can be adapted by an Standard Development Organization (SDO) so that higher standard adoption is achieved. This evaluation can give managers and SDO's a higher understanding on standards itself and the domain it is supposed to function in. The cases demonstrated that early involvement of organizations with high market powers (preferably through a federation that represents these organizations) is important for adoption whereby the development and maintenance of the standard should preferably be funded by those organizations that have most to gain from broad standard adoption. Furthermore open characteristics, modularity and efficient business processes are perceived imperative for the adoption of business transaction standards.

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Research on Quality of Transaction Standards: The Maturity of a Research Topic

Cited by 8 publications

References 23 publications

Towards a quality model for semantic IS standards

Towards a quality model for semantic IS standards

A characteristics framework for Semantic Information Systems Standards

ASSESSING BUSINESS TRANSACTION STANDARDS AND THEIR ADOPTION - A Cross Case Analysis Between the SETU and Vektis Standards

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