Toward A Business Intelligence Model for challenges of interoperability in egov system: Transparency, Scalability and Genericity

Oumkaltoum, Barakat; Mahmoud, El Benany Mohamed; Omar, El Beqqali

doi:10.1109/wits.2019.8723756

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“…This new approach simplifies management data, and now it is seen as a future advent of data centers [42], [43]. The architecture we propose essentially completes the work of [44] by ensuring an efficient storage architecture for the central data warehouse presented as a solution for e-government interoperability.…”

Section: Modern Infrastructure: Hyperconverged Infrastructures (Hci)mentioning

confidence: 97%

Data storage architecture for e-government interoperability: Morocco case

Benaddi

Laaz²,

Bouhlal³

et al. 2023

IJEECS

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<span lang="EN-US">Nowadays, the amount of data created by the government and public sector organizations is growing at an exponential rate. Data sharing and the interoperability of e-government systems pose technological challenges. The lack of technical interoperability prevents the successful exchange and sharing of information among public organizations. To meet this challenge, enhancing interconnection and communication between different public infrastructures is an essential condition. To optimize the provisioning of storage resources, software defined storage (SDS) solutions add flexibility and adaptability to the storage process by isolating the hardware from the software. Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) is an emerging set of SDS solutions that provide compute, network and storage in a single platform. This paper presents a storage HCI-based architecture to store public data from different public entities, enhance collaboration and improve technical interoperability. The relevance of this approach of e-government interoperability is to allow public organization to store their data in an efficient and flexible manner on one hand, and to participate to Morocco’s e-government project on the other hand.</span>

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Section: Modern Infrastructure: Hyperconverged Infrastructures (Hci)mentioning

confidence: 97%

Data storage architecture for e-government interoperability: Morocco case

Benaddi

Laaz²,

Bouhlal³

et al. 2023

IJEECS

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“…E-governments now-a-days require collaboration and integration of different public services entities to meet the varied requirements and desires of the end user [4]. Integration, coordination, and interaction inside and between various generated data in public sector organizations are among the requirements [5]. SOA approaches enable the reuse of services and thus the SOA layered model includes enterprise service bus (ESB) and service component architecture (ScA), which can increase interoperability in a diverse context [6].…”

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Hybrid e-Government Framework based on Datawarehousing and MAS for Data Interoperability

Oumkaltoum¹,

Omar²,

Aris³

et al. 2021

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“…Content may change prior to final publication. Toward a business intelligence model for challenges of interoperability in egov system: Transparency, scalability and genericity 2019 [41]…”

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Recent Models for Collaborative E-Government Processes: A Survey

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Many governments worldwide are engaging into digital transformation initiatives to improve efficiency, effectiveness, cost, and transparency. Collaborative e-government processes offer a way to overcome the typical integration and interoperability issues of existing isolated e-government solutions.A study was conducted to help e-government modellers and architects to know current approaches to modelling collaborative e-government processes that consider integration and interoperability. The research questions are: Which kind of representations (architecture, framework, ontology, meta-model, model or process) are used to model these processes? Which concerns (cost, value, citizen, technology, organisation) do they focus on? How do they address collaborative processes concepts (interoperability and collaboration)? This article describes the design, execution and results of a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) that gathered primary studies from well-known scientific literature databases, and organized them with a novel literature classification schema consisting of model type, model focus, collaboration scheme, and interoperability level. The initial search found 326 publications, of which duplicates removal and exclusion criteria application left only 52 for detailed analysis. Key findings are: literature for this topic proposes Frameworks and (general) Models, but not metamodels or ontologies; most addressed focus has shifted from Technology and Organization, towards Citizen; collaboration studies have shifted from Open Participation towards Data Transparency; and most work that addresses interoperability remains focused on Technical aspects with a smattering of Semantics and Organizational aspects. These findings reinforce the need for proposals that address the problem of collaborative e-government processes as something that lives at the junction of e-government, software architecture description, collaborative work, and interoperability.

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Toward A Business Intelligence Model for challenges of interoperability in egov system: Transparency, Scalability and Genericity

Cited by 11 publications

References 6 publications

Data storage architecture for e-government interoperability: Morocco case

Data storage architecture for e-government interoperability: Morocco case

Hybrid e-Government Framework based on Datawarehousing and MAS for Data Interoperability

Recent Models for Collaborative E-Government Processes: A Survey

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