Paper Info
Title
A Conceptual Ontology-based Resource Meta-Model towards Business-driven Information System Implementation.
Abstract
Enterprises need a flexible and configurable IT architecture to meet complex business requirements agilely. For the purpose of bridging business modelling in build-time and application configuration in runtime seamlessly, a Conceptual Ontology-based Resource meta-Model (CORM) is proposed. Firstly, a resource meta-model is built as a referred model to describe business elements and relationships. Then, by means of ontology, these business elements are transformed into IT service-oriented components such as SOAP services, REST-ful services and BPEL files. Referring to Model-View-Controller pattern, these service components are then configured in a runtime supported environment. Next, a state space defined by a resource array is built as the control mechanism to realize a completed IT system. Finally, a CORM-based supported Platform is built to support business modelling, service transformation and system configuration. The research indicates a new approach to develop and implement enterprise information systems in a more flexible and configurable way.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
null
JOURNAL OF UNIVERSAL COMPUTER SCIENCE
Keywords
Field
DocType
Conceptual model,Software Engineering,Information Systems,Ontology,Resource Oriented Architecture,Business Process,Service Composition
Information system,Ontology,Enterprise architecture,Software engineering,Computer science,Knowledge management,SOAP,Business Process Execution Language,Enterprise information system,Business requirements,Metamodeling
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
18
17
0948-695X
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
2
0.45
13
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Hongming Cai139658.68
Boyi Xu226120.53
Fenglin Bu320013.06