Doumeingts, Guy

Johnson, Pontus

English

This book contains the short papers of the Third International IFIP Working Conference on Enterprise Interoperability, IWEI 2011, held March 22-23, 2011, in Stockholm, Sweden, and the papers of the co-located IWEI Workshops, held on March 21, 2011. The IWEI Working Conference highlighted developments in the following areas: scientific foundations for specifying, analyzing and validating interoperability solutions; architectural frameworks for addressing interoperability challenges from different viewpoints and at different levels of abstraction; maturity models to evaluate and rank interoperability solutions with respect to distinguished quality criteria; and working sets of practical solutions and tools that can be applied to interoperability problems to date. The IWEI Workshops complemented the topics of the IWEI Working Conference and explored new issues and solutions in enterprise interoperability. This was done in four separate workshops: (1) Enterprise 2.0 – Using Internet 2.0 Technologies in Enterprise Management; (2) Semantic Interoperability in the Scope of Future Energy Smart Grids; (3) Advanced Results in MDI/SOA Innovation; and (4) Standards Ensuring Enterprise Interoperability and Collaboration – State of the Art and Perspectives. More than the Working Conference, the Workshops offered opportunities to discuss issues raised during the paper presentations and to brainstorm about possible solution directions

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EnterpriseInteroperabilityProceedings of the Workshopsof the Third International IFIP Working Conference IWEI 2011The book contains the short papers of the ThirdInternational IFIP Working Conference on EnterpriseInteroperability, IWEI 2011, held March 22-23, 2011, inStockholm, Sweden, and the papers of the co-located IWEIWorkshops, held on March 21, 2011.The IWEI Working Conference highlighted developments inthe following areas: scientific foundations for specifying,analyzing and validating interoperability solutions;architectural frameworks for addressing interoperabilitychallenges from different viewpoints and at different levelsof abstraction; maturity models to evaluate and rankinteroperability solutions with respect to distinguishedquality criteria; and working sets of practical solutions,standards and tools that can be applied to interoperabilityproblems. The IWEI Workshops complemented the IWEI WorkingConference and explored new issues and solutions inenterprise interoperability in four separate workshops: (1)Enterprise 2.0 – Using Internet 2.0 Technologies inEnterprise Management; (2) Semantic Interoperability in theScope of Future Energy Smart Grids; (3) Advanced Resultsin MDI/SOA Innovation; and (4) Standards EnsuringEnterprise Interoperability and Collaboration – State of theArt and Perspectives. The Workshops offered opportunitiesto discuss issues raised and to brainstorm about possiblesolution directions.Enterprise InteroperabilityEdited by M. Zelm, M. Van Sinderen G. Doumeingts, P. JohnsonEdited byMartin Zelm, Marten Van Sinderen Guy Doumeingts and Pontus Johnson Interoperability Research for Networked Enterprises Applications and Softwarewww.iste.co.ukZ(7ib8e8-CBDBHD(W317-Zelm:Layout 1  15/06/11  11:13  Page 1EnterpriseInteroperabilityProceedings of the Workshopsof the Third International IFIP Working Conference IWEI 2011The book contains the short papers of the ThirdInternational IFIP Working Conference on EnterpriseInteroperability, IWEI 2011, held March 22-23, 2011, inStockholm, Sweden, and the papers of the co-located IWEIWorkshops, held on March 21, 2011.The IWEI Working Conference highlighted developments inthe following areas: scientific foundations for specifying,analyzing and validating interoperability solutions;architectural frameworks for addressing interoperabilitychallenges from different viewpoints and at different levelsof abstraction; maturity models to evaluate and rankinteroperability solutions with respect to distinguishedquality criteria; and working sets of practical solutions,standards and tools that can be applied to interoperabilityproblems. The IWEI Workshops complemented the IWEI WorkingConference and explored new issues and solutions inenterprise interoperability in four separate workshops: (1)Enterprise 2.0 – Using Internet 2.0 Technologies inEnterprise Management; (2) Semantic Interoperability in theScope of Future Energy Smart Grids; (3) Advanced Resultsin MDI/SOA Innovation; and (4) Standards EnsuringEnterprise Interoperability and Collaboration – State of theArt and Perspectives. The Workshops offered opportunitiesto discuss issues raised and to brainstorm about possiblesolution directions.Enterprise InteroperabilityEdited by M. Zelm, M. Van Sinderen G. Doumeingts, P. JohnsonEdited byMartin Zelm, Marten Van Sinderen Guy Doumeingts and Pontus Johnson Interoperability Research for Networked Enterprises Applications and Softwarewww.iste.co.ukZ(7ib8e8-CBDBHD(W317-Zelm:Layout 1  15/06/11  11:13  Page 1

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