Towards Pragmatic Interoperability in the New Enterprise — A Survey of Approaches

Asuncion, Camlon H.; Sinderen, Marten van

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-19680-5_12

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“…The compatibility between the intended versus the actual use of received message within a relevant shared context is the aim of this layer [15]. Negotiation and agreement among partners on the compatibility of their rules and business policies is proposed using the same contract-based interoperability approach in the process layer.…”

Section: Pragmatic Interoperability Layermentioning

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A federated approach for global village services interaction

Ardakani

Hashemi

2014

Journal of Advanced Computer Science &Amp; Technology

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In the global village ecosystem, enterprises need collaborating using Information Technology (IT) and other tools to succeed in this dynamic and heterogeneous business environment. The Global Village Services Reference Model (GVSRM) is a reference model based on SOSA (Service Oriented Strategies and Architectures) ontology for global village services Realization. In this model, three architectural abstraction layers have been considered for global village: 'infrastructure for global village services', 'global village services provisioning', and 'using global village services'. Despite relative completeness of this model, one of its obvious shortcomings is lack of attention to the crucial issue of interoperability in the global village. Based on this model, the grid of global village is comprised of VHGs (Virtual Holding Governance). The VHG is a temporary, scalable, dynamic cluster/association comprising of existing or newly service provider organizations which its objective is satisfying the requirements of global village actors through electronic processes. In this paper, we will propose a federated approach for interoperability among the VHGs of the global village.

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Section: Pragmatic Interoperability Layermentioning

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A federated approach for global village services interaction

Ardakani

Hashemi

2014

Journal of Advanced Computer Science &Amp; Technology

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“…The compatibility between the intended versus the actual use of received message within a relevant shared context is the aim of this layer [17].…”

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Improvement of GVSRM with Addressing the Interoperability Issues in Global Village

Ardakani¹,

Hashemi²

2014

IJISA

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Abstract-In today's globally networked environment, enterprises need collaborating using Information Technology (IT) and other tools to succeed in this dynamic and heterogeneous business environment. The Global Village Services Reference M odel (GVSRM ) is a model based on SOSA (Service Oriented Strategies and Architectures) ontology for global village services realization. In this model, three architectural abstraction layers have been considered for global village: ‗infrastructure for global village services', ‗global village services provisioning', and ‗using global village services'. Despite of relative completeness of this model, one of its obvious shortcomings is lack of attention to the crucial issue of interoperability in the global village. Based on this model, the grid of global village is comprised of VHGs (Virtual Holding Governance). The VHG is a temporary, scalable, dynamic cluster/association comprising of existing or newly service provider organizations which its aim is satisfying the requirements of global village actors through electronic processes. In this paper, we will propose a federated approach for interoperability among the VHGs of the global village and then improve the GVSRM by adding the corresponding interoperability components to it.

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“…Regarding interoperability to support collaboration, which is closely related to the dialogue aspect covered by the organizational layer of EIF, we should mention the concept of pragmatic interoperability [125]. "Pragmatic interoperability is the compatibility between the intended versus the actual effect of message exchange" [126]. So, if pragmatic interoperability refers to the assertion of the results of executed processes w.r.t.…”

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“…Modern ECG units can transmit the records of the electrical signals measured from the skin through wireless communications (e.g., Bluetooth), and are becoming smaller, more comfortable and energy-efficient. Examples of industry-oriented four-lead ECG devices for real-time outpatient monitoring are Shimmer3 ECG 125 , Berry PM ECG 126 , BPL Touch-ECG 127 , AliveCor EKG 128 and the most advanced stick-on ECG devices, as Isansys Lifetouch 129 and CardioCycle SenseOn 130 .…”

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Semantic model-driven development for IoT interoperability of emergency services

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Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) is a systematic approach to analyze potential disasters and reduce their occurrence rate and possible impact. The main DRR component is an Early Warning System (EWS), which is a distributed information system that is able to monitor the physical world and issue warnings if abnormal situations occur. EWSs that use Internet-of-Things (IoT) technologies, so called IoT EWS, are suitable to realize (near) real-time data acquisition, risk detection and message brokering between data sources and information receivers, comprising both humans (e.g., emergency managers) and machines (e.g., sirens). Over the last years, numerous IoT EWSs were developed to monitor different types of hazards. Multi-hazard EWSs are a special class of EWS that can detect different types of situations and, if necessary, react to them. Multi-hazard EWSs require integration of existing EWSs and seamless integration with new EWSs. Interoperability of EWS components is necessary for effective integration, e.g., so that sensors, devices and platforms work with each other and with other EWSs. Although IoT technologies offer possibilities to improve the EWS efficiency and effectiveness, this potential can only be exploited if interoperability challenges are addressed at all levels. In this thesis, we focus on how to improve the semantic interoperability of IoT EWSs. Semantic interoperability refers to the ability of two or more EWSs (or EWS components) to share data elements in a prescribed format (syntax) and precise unambiguous meaning (semantics). From a literature review on semantic IoT EWS approaches, we selected the three major challenges that need to be addressed together: 1) semantic integration of a variety of data sources that make use of different standards, ontologies and data models; 2) near-real-time processing in time-and safety-critical applications; and 3) data analysis for effective situation awareness and decision support. This thesis introduces the "SEmantic Model-driven development for IoT Interoperability of emergenCy serviceS" (SEMIoTICS) framework, which is a holistic approach for semantic IoT EWS. SEMIoTICS consists of a semantic modeldriven architecture that facilitates the application of data representations, model transformations and distributed software components. SEMIoTICS is a framework that can be used to develop interoperable IoT EWSs for different domains, enabling an IoT EWS to act as a cloud-based semantic broker for situation-aware decision support. SEMIoTICS is leveraged by the adoption of ontology-driven conceptual modelling for situation-aware applications, covering both EWS design-time (specification and implementation) and runtime. Furthermore, the SEMIoTICS guides the application of the Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable (FAIR) data principles, in which the role of standardization is emphasized. SEMIoTICS was validated in the context of the H2020 INTER-IoT project, in which a semantic interoperable IoT EWS was developed to detect accident risks with trucks that deli...

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Towards Pragmatic Interoperability in the New Enterprise — A Survey of Approaches

Cited by 11 publications

References 24 publications

A federated approach for global village services interaction

A federated approach for global village services interaction

Improvement of GVSRM with Addressing the Interoperability Issues in Global Village

Semantic model-driven development for IoT interoperability of emergency services

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