Towards generic platform to support collaboration in freight transportation: taxonomic literature and design based on Zachman framework

Saoud, Abdelghani; Bellabdaoui, Adil

doi:10.1080/17517575.2021.1939894

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“…The internal audit team plays a key role in ensuring that information systems are secure and in accordance with applicable regulations. The results of the analysis with the Zachman framework on Shopee are in accordance with several studies conducted by Saoud & Bellabdaoui (2023), Mani et al (2015), and Nogueira et al (2013) where the Zachman framework provides a holistic picture of how information system planning and implementation is carried out. Each dimension has its own role, and collaboration between all parties involved will ensure the successful implementation and use of this information system.…”

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confidence: 87%

Implementation of Enterprise Architecture Zachman Framework at PT. Shopee Internasional Indonesia (Shopee Application)

Aslam,

Rahayu,

Isma

2023

indonesian j. of enterp. architecture

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The development of information technology and increasingly fierce competition in business life requires companies to have a strong and efficient information architecture to optimize their business. The framework that can be used to develop information architecture is the Zachman Framework. The purpose of this research is to examine the implementation of the Zachman Framework in the context of developing information architecture at Shopee. The results showed that the Zachman Framework provides a comprehensive framework for the development of Shopee's information architecture. Elements of the Zachman Framework such as perspectives (who, what, when, where, why, how), objects (data, activities, networks, people, time, motivation), and usage can be used to describe and organize various aspects of an enterprise's information architecture. The implementation of the Zachman Framework helps Shopee design, analyze, and design information systems that suit the company's business needs and strategies.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 87%

Implementation of Enterprise Architecture Zachman Framework at PT. Shopee Internasional Indonesia (Shopee Application)

Aslam,

Rahayu,

Isma

2023

indonesian j. of enterp. architecture

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“…The real difference comes from the evolution of the classic ITS in recent years into integrated digital platforms to support mobility from a smart city perspective [39][40][41]. In fact, in the Industry 4.0 era, implementing advanced technologies to enhance platform operations is crucial.…”

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confidence: 99%

Mobility Control Centre and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Urban Districts

Cirianni,

Comi,

Quattrone

2023

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The application of artificial intelligence (AI) to dynamic mobility management can support the achievement of efficiency and sustainability goals. AI can help to model alternative mobility system scenarios in real time (by processing big data from heterogeneous sources in a very short time) and to identify network and service configurations by comparing phenomena in similar contexts, as well as support the implementation of measures for managing demand that achieve sustainable goals. In this paper, an in-depth analysis of scenarios, with an IT (Information Technology) framework based on emerging technologies and AI to support sustainable and cooperative digital mobility, is provided. Therefore, the definition of the functional architecture of an AI-based mobility control centre is defined, and the process that has been implemented in a medium-large city is presented.

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“…Given the emerging data-driven service opportunities of FTAs, telematics represents a promising technology for physical transport assets in combination with IoT resources and Big Data since the data collected by the sensors and communicated in real-time helps to increase transparency (e.g., location of the transport asset), ensure freight integrity (e.g., real-time event notifications in case of security issues or temperature deviations), and optimize fleet equipment management for transport operators (e.g., prediction of maintenance services). The spectrum of digital service capabilities facilitated by telematics, thus, contributes to collaborative freight operations by sharing information using cloud infrastructure (Okdinawati et al 2015;Jabeur et al 2017;Saoud and Bellabdaoui 2021) and fosters the development of multimodal intelligent transport systems (Torre-Bastida et al 2018).…”

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“…A FSIP should enable the integration of data related to freight coordination and external providers (MR1, based on L1, E1, and E3). Since sharing freight-related information by a platform to leverage collaborative transport management is key to facilitating transport-specific decision-making (Saoud and Bellabdaoui 2021), the platform should support a uniform user view to read and interpret the aggregated data. This encompasses the exchange of freight information, shipping documents, and records of transactions for freight transport operations (MR2, based on L2, L4, E5, E8, and E10).…”

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“…Furthermore, this idea sheds light on an emerging topic in the sphere of smart and connected logistics providing benefits to (a) explore freight service intelligence capabilities, (b) uncover transport stakeholder requirements to manage shared information associated with freight transport operations, and (c) specify the interactions of stakeholders yielding new forms of value co-creation. Currently, there is no guidance for designing a software platform that would address the multifaceted requirements and aspects of shared information for transport users based on freight service intelligence (Saoud and Bellabdaoui 2021). For instance, a shared (smart) platform connected with telematics-enabled FTAs could assist joint performance monitoring, identify critical situations for further investigation, derive operational measures for improvements in the form of a business intelligence dashboard (Silva et al 2020), and support automated decisionmaking for individual stakeholders.…”

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Designing a shared freight service intelligence platform for transport stakeholders using mobile telematics

Heinbach

Meier

Thomas

2022

Inf Syst E-Bus Manage

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Internet of Things (IoT) technology transforms freight transport operations by adopting novel data-driven services and enables information sharing among actors involved in global transport chains. Mobile telematics represents emerging IoT technologies for global forwarding increasingly applied to full loads conveyed by freight transport assets (FTAs) (e.g., ISO containers) facilitating intelligent services. In this light, telematics-enabled FTAs support freight transport operations utilized by individual stakeholders in three overarching service dimensions: transport management, fleet management, and risk management. This topic is, however, understudied by information systems (IS) research and service science. For this reason, we establish a design science research project, conceptualize a shared Freight Service Intelligence Platform (FSIP), and introduce freight service intelligence as an interdisciplinary research field. To this aim, we first review related literature, interview 14 transport stakeholders, and theorize six meta-requirements. Second, we propose five design principles that indicate how the meta-requirements may be associated. Third, we develop a web-based prototype application to instantiate the proposed design principles comprising performance analytics, anomaly detection, risk assessment including prediction, data exchange, communication, and IS integration. Subsequently, we evaluate the application with six transport stakeholders and logistics software vendors. Finally, we conclude with a discussion on the implications of an emerging topic addressed by this paper.

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Towards generic platform to support collaboration in freight transportation: taxonomic literature and design based on Zachman framework

Cited by 7 publications

References 59 publications

Implementation of Enterprise Architecture Zachman Framework at PT. Shopee Internasional Indonesia (Shopee Application)

Implementation of Enterprise Architecture Zachman Framework at PT. Shopee Internasional Indonesia (Shopee Application)

Mobility Control Centre and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Urban Districts

Designing a shared freight service intelligence platform for transport stakeholders using mobile telematics

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