Towards a Conceptualisation of Interoperability Requirements

Mallek, Sihem; Daclin, Nicolas; Chapurlat, Vincent

doi:10.1007/978-1-84996-257-5_41

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“…This allows interoperability problems to be highlighted. One of these proposals was put forward by Mallek, Daclin, and Chapurlat (2010), who developed an approach to define and formalise interoperability needs as interoperability requirements. These requirements are broken down into three classes called compatibility, interoperation and reversibility requirements.…”

Section: • Enumeration Of the Processes That Involve Collaborations (mentioning

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A step-by-step methodology for enterprise interoperability projects

Chalmeta

Pazos

2014

Enterprise Information Systems

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Section: • Enumeration Of the Processes That Involve Collaborations (mentioning

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A step-by-step methodology for enterprise interoperability projects

Chalmeta

Pazos

2014

Enterprise Information Systems

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“…However, maturity models do not provide a precise indication of the causes of noninteroperability and mainly focus on general qualitative notions. 25 Once the distributed information system is put into production, its components are able to share and exchange information without depending on a particular actor and operate independently of each other, we speak of interoperable systems. 7 Interoperability has become an important business asset and is now proposed as a key performance indicator for business process performance management systems.…”

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“…A monitoring system should provide elements to maintain a good level of interoperability based on the interoperability requirements. 25 We therefore propose to combine the information provided to perform advanced monitoring and querying. This would provide indicators which determine maintenance actions.…”

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Data interoperability assessment, case of messaging‐based data exchanges

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Niang

Derras³

et al. 2023

J Software Evolu Process

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Data interoperability implies data exchanges among intra and inter enterprises collaborating with information systems (IS). The multiplicity of these exchanges and the increasing number of data exchanged generates complexity and brings out the needs for control to avoid dysfunctions with a negative impact on the overall performance of the systems. Indeed, actually, interoperability has become a necessary performance lever that thus requires particular attention. Being at a low level in the enterprise interoperability concerns, data interoperability is mainly automated, which leads us to question: Is it possible to evaluate data interoperability performance and security based on inspection and analysis of ongoing data exchanges? We therefore endeavored to answer this question by establishing monitoring and analysis systems. In this paper, we present a research work which addresses services provided by a messaging‐based communication system. In order to collect information on Information System interactions allowing one to assess their level of data interoperability, we propose a messaging metamodel that aggregates the collected information. It provides a single point of control and enables one to determine indicators of potential interoperability problems. The approach is validated on two case studies. An industrial case study of interactions among existing systems is presented to showcase the feasibility and interest of the approach. It is proposed on top of RabbitMQ and allows our partner to identify some issues in the studied information system. The second case study shows that the approach can integrate other protocols, by reading MQTT messages. The approach is implemented using Moose, a software analysis platform.

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“…To tackle this first obstacle, a requirement reference repository is proposed and is described as a causal tree, as illustrated in Fig. 1 (for more details, we refer the reader to [9]).…”

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“…The objective of the verification is to demonstrate that a set of selected interoperability requirements is satisfied. Indeed the reference repository presented in [9] allows users to select relevant requirements to be checked. In order to be able to perform this verification before the runtime of the collaborative process, this one is done on a model of the collaborative process.…”

Section: Interoperability Requirements Verificationmentioning

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An Approach for Interoperability Requirements Specification and Verification

Mallek

Daclin

Chapurlat

2011

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Enterprises are today involved in collaborative processes with other partners sharing common economical interests in confidence. This allows these enterprises to focus on their core business, to optimize, and to be effective to respond to customers' needs. Implicitly, a partner that wishes to become involved in a partnership must demonstrate numerous qualities and enable to gain the confidence of other partners. Among other ones, demonstrate its ability to be interoperable is a major issue. This research work aims to define, to formalize and to analyze a set of interoperability requirements that each partner of a collaborative process have to satisfy prior to any collaboration. This paper focuses and illustrates how interoperability requirements related to the static and dynamic aspects of the collaboration may be formalized and verified by the use of a formal verification technique.

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Towards a Conceptualisation of Interoperability Requirements

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

A step-by-step methodology for enterprise interoperability projects

A step-by-step methodology for enterprise interoperability projects

Data interoperability assessment, case of messaging‐based data exchanges

An Approach for Interoperability Requirements Specification and Verification

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