Paper Info
Title
Putting Services in Context (Short Paper)
Abstract
Business transactions between companies are more and more executed by a flow of well-defined electronic business documents. The resulting inter-organizational business processes are often realized by concepts known from service-oriented computing. Exchanging a business document corresponds to a service call and the input/output of the service calls commonly follows a certain business document standard. However, these standards typically present the superset of all required elements used in any business context. In a specific context (in a specific industry, in a specific geopolitical region, etc.) the input/output is adjusted to this context by constraints on the generic structure. Accordingly, a specific service is always used in a specific context. It follows that it is important to define the business context of a service (in a structured format). For this purpose we have developed the Business Context Ontology model (BCOnt). In this paper we elaborate on the theoretical concepts and the underlying algorithms as well as on their implementation in practice.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1109/SOCA.2013.56
SOCA
Keywords
Field
DocType
certain business document standard,specific industry,well-defined electronic business document,specific geopolitical region,business context,short paper,specific service,inter-organizational business process,specific context,business transaction,business document corresponds,service oriented architecture,transaction processing
New business development,Artifact-centric business process model,Data mining,Computer science,Knowledge management,Business requirements,Business domain,Business process modeling,Business Process Model and Notation,Business rule,Business analysis
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
3
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Danijel Novakovic1173.28
Christian Huemer235371.56