COLLABORATIVE E-PLATFORM FOR SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE INTEROPERABILITY
Journal Title: Challenges of the Knowledge Society - Year 2015, Vol 5, Issue 0
Abstract
The pursuit for better competitiveness has driven companies to develop dedicated business areas to handle the seeking for new partnerships, with its inherent need for interoperation. Current Enterprise Interoperability is sensible to the entropy associated to external factors, making it easy to break loose. In order to accommodate the changes that are needed, constant periodic adaptations must be performed. If this adaption imposes new concepts that conflict with the existing ones, this may implicate loss of interoperability with other partners or a massive change on all partners. This paper proposes a collaborative platform to support negotiations of the interoperability entities towards interoperability of organisations acting in the same industrial market, using a model-driven, cloud-based infrastructure and services.
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Adina-Georgeta CREŢAN
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